Sentence examples for an arbitrary thing from inspiring English sources

A planet is an arbitrary thing.

"It's sort of an arbitrary thing, isn't it?" Mets pitcher R. A. Dickey said.

Now, it's just an arbitrary thing that people tack on to the end of statuses or texts".

It's a perfectly arbitrary thing.

"It's kind of a silly and arbitrary thing, but in a way, that's what meriting borders and nationalities is like," Joffee tells The Creators Project.

It's not some arbitrary thing.

All you've got to do, Charlie (I presume to use the familiar title), is want this arbitrary thing we call the win, glory, and all that stuff.

Walker's comparisons with vegetarians is quite apt: both groups are hugely heterogenous collections of people with just one, slightly arbitrary, thing in common.

Hitchcock used the word "MacGuffin" to describe the arbitrary thing (baby tiger, Maltese Falcon) that brings characters together in a movie plot; on "24," Kim is the MacIdiot, a character whose time-consuming missteps help postpone closure.

I am a person who used to complain a lot about arbitrary things.

For me, it was a good thing to do for a third or half of my time for seven or eight years, but at a certain point I got really tired of the arbitrary things that happen.