| The state's once-favored son — a bridge in Omaha bears his name — now finds himself recast as a carpetbagger, navigating a landscape both familiar and foreign after 12 years of political vicissitude. |
| Many others, however, accepted the shutdown as yet another vicissitude of urban life. |
| We have to accept the vicissitude sequent on a violated treaty. |
| Every vicissitude that life can throw at Rembrandt – each pouch and jowl, every newly acquired line – calls for an artistic answer. |
| Time, the continual vicissitude of circumstances, and the invariable inopportunity of death, render it impossible. |
| Carolina Bagnarol, a former business manager for the rock group Journey who is no stranger to vicissitude, is skeptical. |
