Sentence examples for as capricious from inspiring English sources

He's as capricious as a medieval king.

Their sound is as capricious as teenagers' moods, sweet and innocent, angry and insolent.

It is as capricious as a prima donna, volatile and unpredictable, subject to bouts of brooding and uncertainty.

For either God is punitive and interventionist (the Robertson view), or as capricious as nature and so absent as to be effectively nonexistent (the Obama view).

He can be as capricious as his father was; when there was opposition to his plan to transform the dilapidated Meigs airfield in downtown Chicago, he unilaterally sent in bulldozers at midnight.

The Giants (6-4) and the Jets (8-2) are desperate to spin something as capricious as wind into a home-field advantage with the cold, shifting winds of winter blowing in, and the possibility of home playoff games ahead.

Mathematics is as delicate a mix of craft and inspiration as poetry and music, and the maths muse is as infernally capricious.

He is as impetuous, capricious and, when crossed, as tantrum prone as a child who has never heard the word no.

In photographic terms that ideal might be an album as random and capricious as this one….

In other words, life really is a mess, as consuming and capricious as the ocean storms that are evoked so exquisitely by this production's technical wizards.

The Africans in "Cobra Verde" are hardly the noble, natural men of Western romance; they are as mad and capricious as da Silva himself.