the vicissitudes of human relatings

as though love were a full comprehensive insurance policy that could protect both parties from the vicissitudes of the real world of loss and disappointment

It is food that offers the most visceral embodiment of the benefits of the slow lifestyle, overcoming the vicissitudes of fast-paced capitalism by returning to an older culture of savouring meals and traditional production techniques.

Amid the political vicissitudes of the early 1990s, contemporary poetry itself seemed incapable of generating new political meanings

How can culture and subjectivity not be transformed, when opened to the vicissitudes of this vaster landscape and population which is globalization itself?

something exempt from the vicissitudes of time and history

an ongoing event whose discrete parts and moments, whatever their particular shapes and vicissitudes (vicissitudes! I'd susurrate the word time and again) have run together

protected from the vicissitudes of Google's own economic fortunes

What might appear to each of us as vicissitudes of fate and fortune are actually organized by more durable relationships and processes that usually remain opaque.

an ideal, a kind of abstract utopia, a recovered country free of vicissitudes

don't the recent vicissitudes of Muslim fundamentalism confirm Walter Benjamin's old insight that 'every rise of Fascism bears witness to a failed revolution'?

How will the lives of the enlistees in the enterprise turn out, will they be sad or joyful? That will be decided by the vicissitudes of the process of epithumogenesis.