Sentence examples similar to a capricious choice from inspiring English sources

At root, however, the fear of adulthood that Easton Ellis described so feverishly in his novel is just the dawning, horrible realisation that, to be a "successful" adult, you must succumb to the tyranny of bewildering, capricious choice, and cross your fingers in the hope you get it right, however unlikely that may seem.

A capricious tyrant?

It's a capricious process.

Posterity is a capricious thing.

History, however, can be a capricious mistress.

"This law is not a capricious law.

She has been a capricious concubine.

This is not a capricious comparison.

It's such a capricious game.

It's been a capricious month for awards.

"I'm at the whim of a capricious God".