Sentence examples for of a whim from inspiring English sources

She was born not out of a belly but out of a whim, the Creator's whim.

This change of direction is not the result of a whim.

Mr. Parmington and Ms. Valint came to canoe and boat restoration on something of a whim.

"The acting thing is just kind of a whim," Mr. White said.

Radio 1, apparently on something of a whim, awarded it heavy rotation.

He made the decision to spend 11 months of his life shadowing Mr. Romney on something of a whim.

It was, he explains, "sort of on a whim, maybe out of a sense that I should have a diverse course load".

The team had developed Learnist internally, sort of on a whim as an experiment to potentially use as a feature add-on within their existing solution.

"It was kind of on a whim, really".

I chose Helsinki as our next port of call on a whim.

It pushed some fans to spend thousands of dollars on a whim and made others believe anything was possible.