Sentence examples for capricious models from inspiring English sources
Over the years, there have been many tales about his troubles with capricious models in Paris (they made up a good deal of the plot of "Funny Face"), and most of them are true.
The department's decision on the Arctic mammals was "arbitrary and capricious" since it was based on flawed models, Feldman said in oral arguments before a three-judge panel.
He lived there with Jean Ross, the model for his most famous character, the capricious nightclub singer and aspiring actress Sally Bowles, who captivated him with her "air of not caring a curse what people thought of her".
The twice-married Picasso was famous for mistresses, and in the film Marion Cotillard plays Adriana, a capricious, if melancholy stand-in for all of Picasso's lovers, models and muses.
But the chaos also revealed markets to be too capricious and full of surprises that cannot be fully captured in risk management models.
And agencies must find models whose faces somehow capture the Zeitgeist, as defined by the big brands and their capricious artistic directors.Large agencies are competing with a crowd of smaller upstarts, such as Viva London and DNA in New York.
Are psychiatric diagnoses capricious?
"It's almost capricious".
The casting is capricious.
Prices will be "capricious".
