Sentence examples for capricious cycle from inspiring English sources
Belligerent piety now fills the void, gives order and meaning to the capricious cycle of history, its boom and bust.
Tne price of fresh black truffles over the holiday season was the highest ever recorded in modern French gastronomy An article on trufficulture, compiled by government experts, appeared in a weekly farm newspaper "La France Agricole" Truffles are extremely capricious in their reproduction and have an evolutionary cycle of which little is known.
Ambitious, emotionally volatile, bright, irritating, capricious, duplicitous and occasionally likeable, Karl Ove is stuck in various cycles of destructive and self-destructive behaviour.
The public imagination paints them as capricious storms of violence that appear as quickly as they churn through the news cycle.
Are psychiatric diagnoses capricious?
"It's almost capricious".
The casting is capricious.
Prices will be "capricious".
Love is similarly capricious.
Usage may prove capricious.
