Shakira also flaunts an Arabic streak (her last name is Mebarak, and her father is Lebanese) with quasi-belly-dance moves, a violinist playing Middle Eastern modal lines, and little vocal arabesques that are part of a proudly capricious singing style.
But Goldin also came under fire for the troubled space station program, which is running billions of dollars over budget, and sometimes what critics called a capricious management style.
During Hughes's tenure, RKO suffered its worst years since the early 1930s, as his capricious management style took a heavy toll.
She was prone to capricious fashion choices.
As Mount says of recent developments: "Diktats were delivered in a capricious but demanding style, half thought through, but ungainsayable.
In a realm where capricious changes of style and novelty haircuts are common, this sober look has proved unusually durable.
In Sprewell's case, his capricious and occasionally reckless style of play after joining the Knicks went from crass to charismatic, particularly because it energized an otherwise dull club.
The bittersweet grace of his style attested to a Brahmsian bent; his capricious clarity as an improviser suggested the pull of jazz pianists like Herbie Hancock and Keith Jarrett.
Paul Gauguin, taking his starting point from Cézanne's style of about 1880, passed from a capricious personal type of Impressionism to a greater use of symbols.
In true Stillman style, Love & Friendship is a weightless and witty affair, pitting hapless, stuffed-shirted gentlemen against wily, capricious women as it skips between stately homes.
