Sentence examples for capricious nature from inspiring English sources

Such is the capricious nature of his craft.

He said the capricious nature of wood governed many artistic decisions.

Underscoring fashion's capricious nature, some women at the showings wore snow-white summer skirts.

I'm guessing that everybody is already familiar with the capricious nature of works of art.

This capricious nature means building goodwill with customers is more important than ever.

Forty-three-year-old Thompson's life and death embodied the capricious nature of violence and murder.

For either God is punitive and interventionist (the Robertson view), or as capricious as nature and so absent as to be effectively nonexistent (the Obama view).

The various forest deities and spirits were generally capricious in nature and had to be constantly placated by those who were dependent on their favours.

The capricious force of nature known as "the great Schiap," however, was once the reigning queen of couture.

Yet he fudged the question of whether it is arbitrary and capricious by its nature or just because it is badly implemented.

Tornadoes are common here and, accustomed to the capricious extremes of nature, most Oklahomans thought 'earthquake' when they felt the blast.