Sentence examples for of caprice from inspiring English sources
Hospoda, with its endearing mix of caprice and earnestness, shares this sense of cultural ambassadorship.
Despite North Korea's record of caprice and outright deceit, this is a good deal for America.
It should be noted that while bidders were prodigiously bullish, there was also an element of caprice about prices.
It's a venture by restaurant tycoon Richard Caring of Caprice Holdings which includes The Ivy and J Sheekey.
"It is not a question of caprice but of fighting for what I hold to be true" he wrote ".
But those days were accompanied by the absolutism of emperors whose levels of competence were a matter of caprice.
Growing up, I always figured that because the Chevrolet brothers were French Swiss racecar drivers, the bow tie emblem I saw sitting atop the hoods of Caprices and Malibus must, like the fleur-de-lis, be a French symbol.
Many of his most promising projects were damaged or abandoned because of the caprice of his sponsors.
But a sense of the caprice of fate never left Milosz.
In "Oedipus Rex," the King is a victim of the caprice of the gods and is, therefore, tragic.
In the cavernous former kitchen in the Palace of Diana, for example, cooks complain of the caprices of their masters, while upstairs, court members prepare for the hunt.
