Sentence examples similar to capricious prosecution from inspiring English sources

The Mubarak government practiced an inconsistent combination of tacit tolerance for some smuggling combined with capricious half measures to cut it off, including the occasional prosecution.

In a sneering assessment of the first, failed prosecution, he explains that "Gatien was acquitted mainly because the government's case relied so heavily on the capricious testimony of thuggish dope peddlers and flaky club kids" -- as if they had much choice in the matter.

Are psychiatric diagnoses capricious?

"It's almost capricious".

The casting is capricious.

Prices will be "capricious".

Connie was capricious.

Love is similarly capricious.

Usage may prove capricious.

The courts are capricious.

A capricious tyrant?