Sentence examples for capricious thoughts from inspiring English sources

Writing with fresh, unsentimental immediacy and a gift for insinuating himself into his boys' most capricious thoughts, Mr. Parent is too honest to pretend that the life to which he has committed himself is one long picnic.

A woman who is only limited by her own imagination never considers her fantasies mere whims or capricious thoughts, but more like the blessed whispers of what is possible and merely moments away.

About the word maggot, Mr. Muldoon said in a recent interview, "We think of it as that little grub or pupa of the fly, but it also refers to a couple of other things: a capricious, whimsical thought, a piece of music — a dance tune usually".

Or it may reflect the Belarusian leader's capricious thought processes.

Others thought him too capricious.

Now and then, the capricious cacophony of my mind still amazes me: all those thoughts and worries and ideas and fears swirling around in there.

Miles in the air, there can be no doubt that each of us is at the mercy of technology, a capricious Nature, and another individual (pilots – which is why the thought of "drunk pilots" causes such a panic).

"They are engaging in an arbitrary and capricious use of their 'restricted mode' and 'demonetization' to restrict non-left political thought," declared Dennis Prager, a conservative activist who filed suit against YouTube last fall.

It's hard to square the randomness in Nature with the incredible orderliness of human thought at its best (allowance must be made, unfortunately, for our own random impulses, which can be capricious, self-defeating, and violent).

Are psychiatric diagnoses capricious?

"It's almost capricious".