flighty

IPA: fɫˈaɪti

Examples of "flighty" in Sentences

Who can forget the 16yr old girl hanged for being a bit 'flighty'?
She was personality-wise kind of flighty and bubbly and was always cooking in some way.
Thus the readers meet the heroine, immediately after the call her flighty best friend and soon afterward the vampire-author.
America's obsession with the superficial and the flighty is a reflection of its excessive preoccupation with entertainment and glamour.
Adults are wild, generally intractable, and "flighty," but young animals (at least of the Asian species) tame readily and make good pets.
When your faculty of awareness is flighty – in other words, when your mind gets distracted to many things – direct your way of gazing and faculty of imagination at the black drop.
Marion is kind of flighty and Jack is very uncomfortable in his skin and in Europe, and descends quickly into a pathetic typical American tourist taking way too many pictures and wanting everything to be exactly as it is at home.
Take the end of scene 1: the ingenue a mezzo rather than a soprano; in Slavic operas it was common for the "flighty" character to have a heavier voice than the "serious" character tells off the heroine's drunken, mother-fixated husband, then soliloquizes about her own sympathy for the heroine, but can't shake the feeling that it's not any of her business.