Sentence examples for a whim of from inspiring English sources

Colleagues said he had "a whim of steel".

about Oliver Herford whose wife had a "whim of iron".

A whim of Sophie's dictates that dinner should be conducted with the air of a crisis.

This was a whim of their father, the late Andrew O'Connor, an American sculptor.

Some, like Mr. Rio, insist that a whim of nature is to blame.

It isn't a whim of Thea's not to go back to the classroom.

"Like a fool, I bought these cables on a whim because of the low price.

Russell said: "It's not run on a whim, plenty of thought has gone into all this.

I could manage a class better, multi-task, take shortcuts, and change direction on a whim, lots of stuff.

So, although he began making ceramics on "a bit of a whim," it was another way of engaging with what he'd long appreciated.

Make sure you're not doing this on a whim or out of anger.