Sentence examples for a whimsical decision from inspiring English sources

This isn't a whimsical decision on my part.

For a country like Iran to pursue a nuclear program is not a whimsical decision brought about overnight by a politician or political party; it requires sustained capital, technical expertise, and broad-based political support over many years.

For Coffin, who was the head minister at the Riverside Church in New York City (where I served as his aide in the mid-1980s), the journey to a Washington jail cell had not resulted from a whimsical decision to protest.

The point is that it was a fun, whimsical decision.

The only whimsical decision a customer has to make is choosing whether she wants her shoes cozy or breezy, and in which soothing color.

Yet what meaning can be attached to primary results in a state where the whimsical decision of George Wallace to run (he can no more reasonably aspire to the 1972 Democratic nomination than Shirley Chisholm) can dictate sudden death for Senator Jackson's campaign hopes and perhaps dim Senator Muskie's as well?

Happily, the 29-strong result of this whimsical decision is just as clever as it is big, the group smartly keeping things simple.

"People deserve protection as we always have protected them against politics, and personality, and whimsical decision making," he said, "but at the same time no one can have a lock on a job forever, no matter what".

Yes indeed, but where was Betts in 2010 as his committee nodded through Pickles' whimsical decision to do away with the one body with the knowledge and disinterested expertise to scrutinise council spending?

When word came that Pacquiao was sleeping, that he might not practice, they waited, dozens of lives affected by the whimsical decisions of one man.

In a chat with Forbes India at his quirky office in Mumbai Central, Biyani admits he's given to whimsical decisions.