Sentence examples for Kind of erratic from inspiring English sources

Waksal didn't show up until dessert, but he was known for that kind of erratic behavior.

This often prompts exactly the kind of erratic mood swings you describe.

Miller also suggested that Republican senators act more like whistle-blowers, publicizing private information about the kind of erratic behavior that Corker has described witnessing.

Now applicants wait a year to receive their licence; young adults under the age of 25 must pass a psychological test; and any licenceholder caught drink-driving or showing any kind of erratic behaviour has to go for a psychological evaluation as well.

Because clearly Republican voters will reject this kind of erratic extremism, especially when they're directed at one of their own.

Then, by the exit door, I stopped to ask a docent about a particular large, bright blue species that was fluttering with a kind of erratic beauty in the area.

Last week saw all kinds of erratic behavior, from Michael Bay taking a break from his war on filmmaking to take on the entire Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle nation, to Geraldo Rivera blaming the death of a teenager on a fashion choice.

This sort of erratic suggestion would have been kind of weird and off-putting coming from anyone else.

Reader's Digest was long run with the sort of erratic beneficence that drives bean counters insane, in large part because the Wallaces always thought of their business as a kind of educational foundation that happened to be spectacularly lucrative.

Although Kingsley's nonsense song The Implodium Implodes (actually written by Blur's Graham Coxon) is kind of fun, his erratic neck movements make the live show unbearable to watch.

With that kind of neglect, policy becomes erratic, often made on the hoof with little discernible strategy or careful analysis.