Sentence examples for in a capricious from inspiring English sources

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Many riders receive just token reward or rewards paid out in a capricious and unfair way.

As Mount says of recent developments: "Diktats were delivered in a capricious but demanding style, half thought through, but ungainsayable.

Amid all the cacophony, in a capricious landscape as unpredictable as prerevolutionary Egypt was stagnant, Mr. Maadi's voice may be drowned out again.

Embedded in that question is a deeper one: how to survive in a capricious world, how to push back against institutionalized irrationality.

That decision forced states to reconsider their death penalty statutes to ensure they were not administered in a capricious or discriminatory manner.

Rudimentary stepwells first appeared in India in the 3rd century ce, born of necessity in a capricious monsoonal climate zone that is bone-dry for much of the year yet drenched by torrential rains for many weeks.

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The director and writer don't judge their characters; rather they show how difficult it is to maintain morality, and that the actions of needy people set in motion a capricious fate that damages everyone.

Politicians piously tell illegal immigrants that they should follow the rules, but when we treat those who do follow the rules in such a capricious fashion, it's hard to take such a moral high road".

In 1991, on a capricious Headingley greentop, in damp, overcast weather and indifferent light, he played – over seven-and-a-half hours – one of the finest of all Test innings given the application, technique, dedication, and courage it required, carrying his bat for 154 against Ambrose, Patterson, Marshall and Walsh.

A1 A WOMAN'S PLACE -- Women in several countries are challenging Islamic orthodoxy by demanding changes in the civil codes that presume a woman, in her private life, is a capricious creature in need of a man's guiding hand.

As modernity collides with religious tradition, women have begun to demand a reinterpretation of the civil codes that presume a woman, in her private life, is a capricious creature in need of a man's guiding hand.

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