Sentence examples similar to capricious notion from inspiring English sources
Juno essentially destroys preconceived notions about its characters with capricious, but soft personalities.
She had not been married to Henry long enough then to be out of the notion of herself as a spoiled young thing, cherished and capricious.
Clemen, a capricious, womanizing newscaster, is a classic Castellanos Moya antihero — slightly ridiculous, self-obsessed, propelled by romantic notions — but it is the naïve and warmhearted Haydée who sets the tone.
Allen invests her with a capricious charm and an untapped power akin to that of Dianne Wiest in "Hannah and Her Sisters," and suggests a wisely classical notion of art and life — of the dangerous emotions and reckless behavior that are at the core of the artistic impulse the actor's allure, and that are both the essential inspiration and the constant theme of art itself.
Are psychiatric diagnoses capricious?
"It's almost capricious".
The casting is capricious.
Prices will be "capricious".
Love is similarly capricious.
Usage may prove capricious.
