Sentence examples for latest whim from inspiring English sources

"You fear being pulled by the latest whim," said Ana Vaisenstein, who has taught in Boston for 12 years.

There is Gary Walsh, the vice president's body man, always at the ready with his trusty bag (itself nicknamed the Leviathan) to anticipate his boss's latest whim.

"I'm very concerned that you're holding the federal government hostage for your latest whim — that's a widespread feeling, and many Republicans privately share that concern," Connolly said.

Childless herself, she describes a daily existence free of routine and duties, based on her latest whim — enviably unencumbered or, depending on your point of view, disturbingly rudderless.

Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, widely seen as having kept Trump from plunging national security off some vertiginous cliff, resigned in protest over the president's latest whim and is being shoved out the door two months early.

Whatever his latest whim is, he does it.

That is precisely why it is important to shield the business of regulatory policymaking from the latest whims exciting congressmen.

And they are free to play, at least for users who are prepared to do without frills and extras, which are often bought for real money (see article).Moreover, the designers are able to collect lots of information on exactly how users are playing the games online and can tweak them to suit the players' latest whims.

His article ends with a call for schools to collaborate, be proactive and not reactive to the latest government whim.

MPs of all parties join in the game by tabling parliamentary motions designed to pander to the latest tabloid whim.

It seems to us that the Communists in Paris, situated as they are at the hub of the fashion world, were in a perfect position to take a firm stand against this latest bourgeois whim.