Sentence examples for most erratic of from inspiring English sources

The most erratic of the somnambulists on this zigzag trail was the man often called the father of modern science, Galileo.

While the genial Hugh does something in the City, the more waspish Sylvie, his wife, produces children and casts a sardonic eye over the family, but particularly over Hugh's sister, Isobel, or Izzie, who is the most erratic of the family, and blessed with a wild talent for self-invention.

Flash memory is used in cellphones, digital music players and digital cameras and is considered one of the most erratic segments of the semiconductor market.

If nothing else, Wade's Game 1 performance was a continuation of what surely must be the most erratic postseason of his standout career.

That is, until the final day, when the staff treated us to its own greatest-hits video compilation of the most erratic, dumbfounding demonstrations of technique I've ever seen.

Donald Trump, possessed of the most erratic temperament imaginable, shows no sign of having spent fifteen minutes in his life thinking about the racial and legal problems at hand.

The strangest no-hitter — and one of the most erratic, walk-filled ones — belongs to Dock Ellis, of the Pittsburgh Pirates, who in 1970 walked eight batters and struck out six, all the while powered by a particularly unusual performance-enhancing drug: L.S.D.

Rocker, who gained 38 saves last year, has been one of the most erratic relievers in the National League this season.

The UK is one of the most erratic, changeable places on Earth when it comes to weather.

Although he's one of the most erratic players in the league, equally as likely to make spectacular plays as he is boneheaded ones, the team will feel McGee's absence, as will those of us who were hoping to see him and the equally unpredictable Nate Robinson share the floor together.

Doria had an unusual and capricious track, described as "one of the most erratic storms ever observed".