Sentence examples for it's capricious from inspiring English sources

Here's where the rule of law comes in -- when a ministry is directed to do something, the mechanism is still not fully developed; it's capricious.

MySpace and it's capricious community of design junkies are case in point, often changing their layouts almost as much as their favorite band of the moment.

It is capricious, barbaric and discriminatory, and should be abolished.

Some of it was capricious, and much of it was just plain malicious.

Perhaps it was capricious to combine the family road trip with that most couple-y of activities, wine travel.

The judge could not overturn the administrative decision unless it was "capricious and arbitrary," or legally wrong.

The World Bank in 1997 said that where corruption is predictable that is, where the briber knows what he has to pay and can be sure of getting what he pays for it harms investment less than where it is capricious.

It is capricious".

"It would be capricious to come in and say, gee, I've got to change it just because there is a change in administration," he said.

"It's almost capricious".

It's a capricious process.