Sentence examples for aren't capricious from inspiring English sources

They aren't capricious or hypocritical.

Terrorist attacks are not capricious, nor are they even irrational.

It simply requires that enough information be presented to the Commissioner to enable him to make the judgment that the charges are not capricious and are sufficiently supported to justify bringing into play the further steps of the criminal process.

"The discussions between Chancellor Merkel and President Hollande and President Putin are very important, but changing his mind will be difficult," said Alexander Rahr, senior adviser to the German-Russian Chamber of Foreign Trade, where Mr. Putin's positions "are not artificial, are not capricious," but based on longstanding policies.

The words that society chooses to use as signifiers of new concepts are not capricious.

The curious thing is that these simplified colour schemes are not capricious.

He made clear, for instance, that the very large salaries that star athletes are able to make are not capricious acts of society, but rather something that is a predictable outcome of economic forces,” Lazear said.

These fantastic celestial events are not capricious; they are operating on a precise timetable ad with specificity that eclipses the most talented flight scheduler or soufflé chef.

But director Arias said: "She isn't capricious, just a perfectionist".

If they bypassed certain walls that to us seem just as suitable for decoration as ones they chose, the placement of the art apparently wasn't capricious.

That "aberrant" has one B and "abbreviate" has two, for instance, isn't capricious or illogical at all – if you consider the sources of those words.