erratic

A wave of populism has led many governments around the world to rule in an increasingly erratic fashion.

The animation is beautifully rendered and the storytelling top notch even if the pacing is, at times, erratic.

Her arms strapped back, Lehmberg tells the officials “this erratic behavior is going to ruin my career.”

In the months following the alleged incident, his behavior became erratic.

John McCain was an erratic RINO who turned a hundred years old on the campaign trail.

His erratic behaviour in handling Russian oil pipelines prompted Moscow to seek alternative routes of supply.

Of course they have made up their minds you are erratic, and have not the least doubt that they can manipulate that loose screw.

It was as though, where everything was strange, Henri's erratic comings and goings were but a part with the rest.

An erratic firefly wandered down from the overhanging branches, then commenced to dart from side to side near her head.

It was a hopeless fight, and has sent into the erratic political parties the majority of the independent working men now in them.

So far the sentiment had been rather more doubtful and erratic than determined.