Quotes About Fluctuation

Emotion is far more verb than noun, being not some entity or thing we can get out of our system but a vital process always in some degree of flux.

Takes a while for a person to decide what they like best. Some folks never do decide. Always changing their mind, back and forth.

Bold didn't know what he felt, it changed minute by minute.

The beauty of life is its sudden changes. No one knows what is going to happen next, and so we are constantly being surprised and entertained.

Life is like the dice that, falling, still show a different face. So life, though it remains the same, is always presenting different aspects.

I specialized in transitional environments, and this particular location transitioned several times, meaning that it was home to a complexity of ecosystems.

Alice says she can't explain herself because she's not herself, she knows who she was this morning but she changed several times since then.

At fifteen, it's still kind of tough to see that people can't be compressed into one color all the time. They shift and change, letter days or not, many layers of many colors.

You'll swoop from incredible highs when you're just glad to be alive, to those lows when you wish you were dead. And just when you start thinking that you've accepted who you are, that changes, too. Because who you are is not permanent

My weeks tend to differ pretty dramatically.

I gain weight and lose it again in inevitable cycles.

There might have been a period around 'Tango & Cash' when I was nearly fashionable. My problem is that my weight's always been changing for the movies I'm in.

My weight went up and down like a yo-yo.

My weight always fluctuates by 10 pounds.

I can never predict what the markets will do. Sometimes it does the exact opposite of what I would have expected.

Things always change in football, and you can never predict anything.

Everything goes in cycles, to a degree.

Every lap is different.

Unlike the quantity theory of money, which is a 'supply of money' story, the credit theory of money is a 'demand for loans' tale. The amount of money fluctuates with the demand for loans and the creditworthiness of borrowers; and both fluctuate with the state of business.

Investment cycles come in waves, as do ocean waves. They also change with the seasons.

Changes come all the time. Just as soon as things get really nice they change, she said with a sigh.

Real numbers are good if you add the word 'random'.

Most variables can show either an upward or downward trend, depending on the base year chosen.

Are we truly committed to the notion that ideals and values vary and alter in accordance with changing conditions? Should we not question such a relativistic dogma? Is not the degree of our sensitivity to the validity of the ultimate ideals and values that fluctuates rather than the ultimate ideals and values?