Fame can be a capricious thing, for any kind of beast.
Doctors don't really control their practices but must be wary of a capricious malpractice system that could strike at any moment.
Conversely, anyone who isn't part of a protected class doesn't - as a matter of law - have the same federal protections from any arbitrary or capricious workplace bullying actions or behaviors.
New York magazine also describe the series and how Jenny took on the whole character traits of the show: "Like Jenny, The L Word was, at any given moment, capricious, obnoxious, patronizing, fabulous, fun, sexy, non sequitur, overreaching, under-reaching, annoying, and yes, unforgettable.
But, in reality, the law, and those who use and abuse it, can also be a capricious dominatrix, interpreted with as much flux as any carnal desires.
The harsh fact is that most of his countrymen regarded Zelaya as a capricious blowhard who was too incompetent to do any permanent damage.
There is no "true value" for any object: it's always a construct, provisionally defined by a capricious market and the locality of the transaction.
It's a capricious process.
Posterity is a capricious thing.
History, however, can be a capricious mistress.
