Sentence examples for capricious opinion from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rose was not in when I called at New Yorker, a weekly journal of capricious opinion published, with massive drollery, in an enormous hotel of the same name, and I was unable, alas, to present my letter to Mr. Horace-Lorimer, since I could not find him in Boston, and, indeed, no one seemed to have heard of him.

But these are capricious views expressed capriciously, which is, in my opinion, really irresponsible behaviour.

Public opinion can be capricious and — when you're a grocer, a retail brand, and a publicly traded company — hard to ignore or override.

Judge Armstrong said parts of the opinion were "arbitrary and capricious" and ordered that they be amended.

For today, anyway, he faced his fears, took on the capricious and frequently cruel tide of public opinion, and spoke his truth.

This doesn't leave very much room for the sort of grey area so much good fiction lives in -- worlds where opinions are changeable, moods are capricious, and people are human.

Long before she stepped into Karas's courtroom, she tried to save herself in that unpredictable and capricious place we call the court of public opinion.

Others thought him too capricious.

"Because the rule is within the agency's statutory authority and is neither arbitrary nor capricious, the petition for review is denied," Judge Merrick Garland wrote in the opinion.

"Everybody wants to form their own opinions anyway," she told the radio host, referencing her capricious relationship.

Informed opinion in his day considered him a great but peculiar artist, capricious and extravagant except in his portraits, which amazed and influenced Velázquez -- El Greco's singularity having partly to do with a migratory upbringing.