mercurialness

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• To be clear, the Nets face their own questions, most of which trace back to Durant’s decision to partner with the mercurial Irving.

• Jason Roe, Gaspar’s mercurial consultant, moved as did Sage Naumann, a former staffer for the party.

• While she’s proven her loyalty to Orbán, Hungary’s mercurial leader is known for reshuffling and throwing out politicians at his convenience.

• An astounding three-out-of-four of America’s big cap stalwarts—that typically pride themselves on tracing the path ahead—deemed the future so mercurial that they gave up.

• Stars, heat and humidity, and the temperament of mercurial elders in one’s family have to align to set the wedding date in India.

• Since the recession, a mercurial job market has made it difficult for many vets to find steady employment.

• I think that Michael would hate to be falsely remembered as perfect in retrospect—he was mercurial, impulsive, and intense.

• They are superstitious, violent, passionate, mercurial, and secretive, with a greater belief in dragons than in any saint.

• But Chechnya has become a republic of fear, the fiefdom of one man: its mercurial 36-year-old president, Ramzan Kadyrov.

• But I press on, because my mercurial editor is emailing me, “When are you filing that bitcoin story!??”

• Quentin Gray's mercurial color deserted him, and he turned to Seton a face grown suddenly pale.

• The usual excited happiness was less obvious, he thought, than usual, the mercurial gaiety wholly absent.

• The extreme heat was rather more intense than that of the preceding day, the mercurial column standing for a time at 97 degrees.

• Of the influence formerly attributed to the planets, traces survive in such epithets as mercurial, jovial, saturnine.