Sentence examples similar to capricious elements from inspiring English sources
Obliquely true to its title, this scruffy exhibition features five young artists whose work involves various inversions or displacements that twist reality this way or that, usually introducing an element of capricious fantasy to the proceedings.
Sanctions have became one of the most controversial elements of welfare reform, with claimants given notoriously dogmatic and capricious punishments for often trivial reasons.
The sociologist is more embarrassed; the elements which for him are men, are too unlike, too variable, too capricious, in a word, too complex themselves.
The director, Meiyin Wang, uses as much of the space as she can, mixing in multimedia elements, but still has difficulty stitching together Mr. González's fragmented and capricious script.
He liked everything about Uber, from the platform's hints (people take more Ubers on payday Fridays), to its capricious "surges" (when demand swamps supply, and prices can double, even triple for drivers), to its element of surprise.
He concludes by suggesting that capricious budgetary ramifications, unintended consequences, and the impact of unconventional enforcement practices on the courts themselves be included among the elements of a full evaluation of organizational change litigation.
Are psychiatric diagnoses capricious?
"It's almost capricious".
The casting is capricious.
Prices will be "capricious".
