Sentence examples for capricious as from inspiring English sources

He's as capricious as a medieval king.

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

Sometimes it can feel that life is not so much capricious as downright cruel.

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

Capricious as Kanye is, I wouldn't be that surprised if we got another name change before launch.

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

Finally, the EESA established an oversight board to ensure that the treasury secretary did not act in an "arbitrary" or "capricious" manner, as well as an inspector general to protect against waste, fraud, and abuse.

Prince, like Beck, is known for being capricious, for playing as, when and what he fancies.

South Africa had been able to make far too many in their innings and England's 342 was more than respectable in gloomy overhead conditions and on an increasingly capricious pitch that, as well as offering inconsistent bounce for the seamers, was starting to take spin.

Amid all the cacophony, in a capricious landscape as unpredictable as prerevolutionary Egypt was stagnant, Mr. Maadi's voice may be drowned out again.

It stars two young women, Jitka Cerhová and Ivana Karbanová, as virtual twins whose surrealistically capricious exploits were as much of an audacious twitting of Soviet-dominated authority as Chytilová's exuberant, freewheeling way of filming them.