Sentence examples for most capricious from inspiring English sources

Endurance can turn even the most capricious artists respectable.

But even the most capricious material in this show came girded with clarity.

Fat people are helpless babies enslaved by their most capricious cravings.

Touchstone: "I am here with thee and they goats, as the most capricious poet, honest Ovid, was among the Goths".

Mr. Roth was, Mr. Wolfe said, "the most colorful, the most intellectual and the most capricious" of car customizers.

Mr. Mooney's strategy is dependent on consumer spending, of course, and teenagers are among the most capricious shoppers.

Jerome Robbins, known to be one of the most difficult, capricious and obsessive geniuses of the 20th century, would likely have saluted Bergasse.

They made the campaign against Cohn seem capricious - most obviously in the eyes of jurors.

But, even when at his most prejudiced or capricious, Tynan reminded us that the critic's chief mission is to write well.

She and her second husband had no children, and Alla was more aware than most of the capricious fragility of the feminine equipment.

Unlike Michael Phelps's indoor swimming pool, Vonn's playing field is perhaps the most variable and capricious in sport — a miles-long mountain trail in the dead of winter.