inconstant literary

In foreign policy, he was less inconstant than his father.

And I turned back to my study of the inconstant stars.

The next few hours were a blur of inconstant images.

Then he disappeared - another instance of an inconstant world.

His relationship with Gaunt, inconstant though it had been, was important to him.

When ever smiled the inconstant moon On a pair so true?

What sort of home would this unkind, inconstant city be for her now?

But we are left with our inconstant standard of artistic decency.

I really had some thoughts of breaking my heart for the inconstant creature.

Would you wish her to be inconstant, like the moon?"

Work for children was equally inconstant and low paid.

"Literary types are very inconstant, I can assure you, being one myself."

The inconstant light of the torches made it impossible to see clearly.

Inconstant winds and a flat sea have "led the men to believe we will never get home," he wrote.

From that moment, Napoleon planned to deal with his inconstant ally at some future time.

He turned his eyes to the sky as if pondering the inconstant clouds.

For those people, the most common treatment is the surgical intervention that has an inconstant efficiency.

Judging by the polls, he is correct, which only makes an inconstant President even more cynical.

We believe that this inconstant behaviour is not the result of a split personality.

Well, my friend, fortune is inconstant, as the chaplain of the regiment said.

In the dim, inconstant light, she could make out a mounded shape against me far wall.

But people kept drifting away, perhaps taking their cue from structures on the inconstant perimeter.

The inconstant glow of an oil lamp wavered over his features.

Outside, evening had turned into night; the only light remaining in the high chamber was the inconstant flicker of the oil fire.

"The inconstant devotion of my people is a pale substitute.