Sentence examples for certain vagaries from inspiring English sources

Gold is certain that Damon is innocent, but his client's courtroom demeanor ("his innocence was driving him crazy") and certain vagaries of the law (explained in lucid terms by Heilbrun) conspire to stack the evidence against him.

I was so eager to be one of their party that almost without thinking I smiled and wagged my head from side to side, in the gesture that signifies here both agreement or affirmation and a certain wonder at the vagaries of the world.

They stood in a wide stance, feet far apart, sturdy, showing off the volume of their dresses, looking totally certain and immune to the vagaries of fashion.

With our current plurality voting rules, Trump's success depends less on what most voters want than on the vagaries of whether certain candidates drop out.

On his return, however, a certain waywardness, lack of solidity and conviction and rhythmic vagaries were detected.

Part of the diversion may come from the vagaries of the Australian legal system, which in certain situations allows for a defense lawyer to become a potential witness for the police.

The vagaries of individual bettors and special information acquired by certain large bettors often make a truly balanced book impossible.

The condition I discovered is quite sufficient to account for any form of mental vagaries which are so well known to affect a certain class of women (neurotic) with disordered menstruation.

For all the vagaries of the eminent domain process, one thing is certain: Expect your lawyer to take a hefty cut perhaps a third of the difference between the government's initial (low-ball) offer and what you end up agreeing on.

But at a certain point on Thursday my experience shifted from feeling caught up within the poetic vagaries of a live work to constructing, from a remove, intellectual hypotheses about it.

They attribute this to the vagaries of natural selection, which may at times constrain specific genetic mutations in certain lineages.