Sentence examples for erratic ways from inspiring English sources

Turkey's Western friends are increasingly nervous about Mr Erdogan's erratic ways.

They might try to lure the kids away, they sometimes move in and out of kids' lives in very erratic ways that are very disruptive for the kids.

Despite sharing an agent with Jose Mourinho, the 59-year-old is yet to consult with Chelsea's most successful former manager on the club's sometimes erratic ways.

Although they are perhaps not quite ready for such a feat, the Rossoneri are undoubtedly a rejuvenated team, having cast aside many of the erratic ways of their underachieving recent past.

The analogy I like to use is global warming causing extreme weather: the more energy pumped into our atmosphere, the more it behaves in bizarre and erratic ways.

In contrast with other literary critics who used the term in contradictory and erratic ways, Schlegel believed it was important to transmit a clear-cut understanding of the term and "to elevate it again to its true signification" (LDA, 441).

It is the erratic way it arrives.

It happens in a much more erratic way, and you find yourself doing certain things.

The world makes its erratic way into his consciousness, while Murphy reminisces and ruminates.

As candidate for chancellor in 2002, he bungled his campaign, not least because of his erratic way of speaking (the verb "stoibering" has entered the German language).

In "Ravensbrück," Helm gives a further example of the erratic way the Nazis treated their own regulations, even late in the war.