Sentence examples for its arbitrariness from inspiring English sources

Although, this approach has been criticized for its arbitrariness in choosing the statistical distribution it may be used more often in the future [ 51].

What's strangest about the show is its arbitrariness.

The accredited investor regulation is by design paternalistic, but its arbitrariness is what bothers people.

So the "49th parallel" is a failure as a straight line; that should not detract from its arbitrariness.

Britain has fallen out of love with judicial killing, recognising its arbitrariness, inherent cruelty and sheer excessiveness.

Roy Romer, the Los Angeles superintendent, has called the law's "adequate yearly progress" assessment standard a "bad system" and told his people to ignore its "arbitrariness".

When first exhibited in 1887, the painting was slammed for its "shameless arbitrariness".

The weakest aspect of the movie isn't the assertion of Hendrix's violence but its seeming arbitrariness.

The beauty of the abrupt, out-of-the-blue happy ending in "Bay of Angels" is its sheer arbitrariness.

Since then, Breyer has been beating the drum that he'd like to hear a case about "the need to reconsider the validity of capital punishment under the Eighth Amendment" -- including factors such as the excessive delays to mete it out, the countless cases of innocent people sentenced to death, or its plain arbitrariness.

The real problem, though, was the work's arbitrariness, its disjointedness, its forced and unmoored attempts at playfulness, which frustrated any efforts to empathize or connect.