vicissitude

The vicissitudes of life in the city often force us to give thanks.

But this is not about the vicissitudes of having it all.

So great a vicissitude in his life could not at once be received as real.

But he was still subject to the vicissitudes of his distribution business.

The vicissitudes of the human mind had not yet been exhausted by her.

Everything has gone well, he thought, considering the vicissitudes of chance.

The females stood between him and all other vicissitudes of life.

Yet it was not about the vicissitudes of the lovers.

"And he is preoccupied with the vicissitudes of his office."

In the short term, the strategy is subject to the vicissitudes of the market.

He was soon in trouble again, and, over the years, experienced many vicissitudes.

Or did it fall to you through the vicissitudes of war?"

What we now read in this image is the vicissitudes of fate.

John smiled and declined to make sense of life's vicissitudes.

The fortress, however, had yet to pass through many vicissitudes.

But that was after the collection had already endured many vicissitudes.

"I know how much it's going to cost me, rather than waiting for the vicissitudes of the weather."

Military vicissitudes were a feature of border life at this time.

Obviously, he was concerned with living correctly through the vicissitudes of life.

"That's sort of what these stories bring out, vicissitude," she said.

Imagine that, by one of life's more serious vicissitudes, you had to serve as someone's dog.

The vicissitudes of a son of the 60's on his way to the 80's.

The abbey had its vicissitudes of good and bad fortune.

That incident and the frustrating vicissitudes of war changed him, he said.

But who better knows the vicissitudes of this city?