Sentence examples for capricious role from inspiring English sources

It is possible that MYB contributes to early EMT responses by driving Snail 1 and 2 expression while repressing ZEB1, until stronger driving forces activate ZEB1, suppress MYB, and thus suppress SNAI1 and 2. Further work is required to delineate these potentially distinct EMT states and the capricious role that MYB may play.

Golfing form can be a capricious character.

Annie is played by 90s romcom empress Meg Ryan, who had just captured moviegoers' hearts in When Harry Met Sally, and plays a slightly less capricious, less public-fake-orgasmic role here: a little pert, a little picky, and very blonde, with the quivering, gulpy giggle in her voice.

By that time, women could certainly look forward to careers, but we would make our way in a world that remained chary of women in leadership roles, presumably because hormones made us capricious and morally unstable.

Appropriately, considering the movie's theme of life's capricious nature, she very nearly did not get the role.

The Church lost the last of its Papal States in 1870, with the Risorgimento, and, after years of wrangling with the capricious new entity called Italy, it settled into a fairly comfortable role.

This is not only a tribute to Welles as an actor but a backhanded tribute to Mankiewicz, who wrote the role for Welles the actor and wrote Welles the capricious, talented, domineering prodigy into the role, combining Welles' personality and character traits with Hearst's life in publishing and politics and acquisition.

For the entirety of their adult lives, Russell, a 110-year-old company, played the role of dominant father: kind, generous and protective, but also overbearing, sometimes bullying and just capricious enough to keep them fighting for its affection.

Are psychiatric diagnoses capricious?

Usage may prove capricious.

"It's almost capricious".