Sentence examples for being capricious from inspiring English sources
No one laughs, no one loses his temper, no one thinks the client is being capricious.
Some people who run Web sites that depend on the traffic that Google sends their way have accused the company of being capricious and unjust.
He said Jock's behaviour in prison had been "exemplary under extreme provocation" and he accused Bulgarian authorities of being "capricious" and "vindictive".
"Is America being capricious because their economic difficulties force them to be nicer to China and other countries, or is this a genuine change?" asked Liu Ziqi, 18, a freshman at the University of International Business and Economics.
The Supremes and the Temptations joined forces in 1968, with Diana Ross and Eddie Kendricks trading vocals in the driven, forceful I'm Gonna Make You Love Me, perhaps the most ambitious thing any individual can aim for, love being capricious, whimsical and elusive.
Prince, like Beck, is known for being capricious, for playing as, when and what he fancies.
But these are capricious views expressed capriciously, which is, in my opinion, really irresponsible behaviour.
The casting is capricious.
Prices will be "capricious".
The courts are capricious.
