Sentence examples for capricious time from inspiring English sources
Her widowing and the mood of a capricious time were not of consequence, no more than a flicker in a scheme of things that had always been there.
* * * Today's reviews are generous, some people say, because it is a nervous time, and an economically capricious time, and therefore no time to be making enemies.
* * * Today's reviews are generous, some people say, because it is a nervous time, and an economically capricious time, and therefore no time to be making enemies.
We are living in perhaps one of the most unpredictable and capricious times in our nation's history.
"That's the funny thing about the pitch — it can get capricious at times," Dickey said of the knuckleball.
It is murky and capricious at times, yet with flashes of compelling wit and the frenetic syncopation of life about to be sucked back down a black hole.
At the finale, as George begins to read from his book — "Everything that follows is dedicated in its entirety to my wife and daughter" — the spectacle of sodden detritus below him works as a thrilling metaphor of the trail of destruction that man leaves in his capricious passage through time.
AC/DC has been shrewd, if at times capricious, about the way it licenses its music.
To please foreign investors, who have been put off by a capricious and at times extortionate tax regime, he promised to end much-disliked retrospective taxes (though he undermined the effect with vague talk of a committee to oversee things).
For all its claims of democratic reform, Morocco is still, constitutionally and in practice, an absolute and at times capricious monarchy.Muhammad has just celebrated his first decade on the throne and can genuinely boast of being a popular king.
He said the decision "does raise the spectre of a tremendous -- and tremendously capricious -- one-time transfer of wealth from society at large to those individuals who happen to hold title to large tracts of land at the moment this legal question is permanently resolved".
