Sentence examples for arbitrary feel from inspiring English sources

These sections have a somewhat arbitrary feel, and to some extent you have to join the dots in the chronological story yourself.

Revellers do not, as John Tusa, the Barbican's managing director, hoped, cry: "Let's go to Cityside!" That could be partly because the area has a rather invented, arbitrary feel to it.

Making such modifications certainly has an arbitrary feel, but even if they are justifiable, such restrictions typically do not have a dramatic effect.

The general formula for finding the area of a triangle is area = ½ × base × height which is also equal to area = ½ × a × b × sin C. The choice of which angle is which in all of these equations is of course completely arbitrary, so feel free to swap around a, b and c at will, as long as you also swap A, B and C to make them fit.

This structure is arbitrary and feels that way.

Some may have seen those tests as arbitrary, and felt justified in "tuning" the engine software to perform differently during them — even as it now looks, to the outside world, like an obvious scandal.

I feel arbitrary and defeated.

Some of the contemporary inclusions feel arbitrary.