Vicissitude used in a sentence

Vicissitude in a sentence as a noun

I prefer my life to be about choices I make, rather than being a hapless victim of vicissitude.

Amazon has got to be more sensitive to the vicissitudes of the global economy though.

I've never understood what happened with that vicissitude...Specifying: what I wrote does not mean I think they should get a free-pass, quite the contrary!

That ensures that the power of the government isn't subject to random vicissitudes, fads, or slight changes in the balance of power.

They of course took it as among other things a personal insult, and no doubt deeply understand the vicissitudes of politics.

In view, a humble vaudevillian veteran cast vicariously as both victim and villain by the vicissitudes of Fate.

In view a humble vaudevillian veteran cast vicareously as both victim and villain by the vicissitudes of fate.

Suburban houses underground, with easily controlled temperature, free from the vicissitudes of weather, with air cleaned and light controlled, should be fairly common.

It just may be worth considering having an owner for the architecture itself, rather than having it be subject to the vicissitude of community ownership..

Love the serendipity moral; loved surviving the vicissitudes.

It still suffers from the vicissitudes of any legal system - run by humans, they're not perfect - but jail time for 'drunk posting'?Similarly, I don't like your mechanism for success - a mere article on the front page of HN.

The risk lies almost entirely in the political vicissitudes of the country they operate in that allows an essentially foreign company to operate within it's borders.

Mastery, though, is a knowing of yourself, and something anyone can achieve throughout the vicissitudes of outward "success".Upward mobility give rise to aspirations to grow beyond your limits.

The international arena is effectively a lawless "wild west" world, and it shows; particularly in the attitude and demeanour of those who have been exposed to its' vicissitudes for any significant length of time.

These labourers, who must sell themselves piecemeal, are a commodity, like every other article of commerce, and are consequently exposed to all the vicissitudes of competition, to all the fluctuations of the market.

And the great seminal inventors and scientists of the late 19th century, almost all of whom were male, were individualists by temperament who while developing their ideas would partition themselves off from the vicissitudes of life for the duration.

Especially true of any sort of online commerce, where the difference between successful and unsuccessful websites is in part the quality of the content or product, but also strongly dependent on the vicissitudes of information flow, "virality", etc. Nonlinear dynamical systems have complex dynamics, and they don't always correlate very strongly with anything except the system's internal dynamics...

- Missif its windows are not polarized, they can nevertheless alter the "scenery" by changes in lighting - MissSuburban houses underground, with easily controlled temperature, free from the vicissitudes of weather, with air cleaned and light controlled, should be fairly common - MissKitchen units will be devised that will prepare "automeals," heating water and converting it to coffee; toasting bread; frying, poaching or scrambling eggs, grilling bacon, and so on.