Sentence examples for of capricious from inspiring English sources

And when they do, the social and political organizations live in fear of capricious government crackdowns.

This knot is the spirals' opposite, a symbol of capricious and nonlinear ideas.

Those who gig with algorithmic ratings systems must stay on the good side of capricious clients.

Others echoed those calls on Monday, saying clearer standards would stem violations — while limiting the danger of capricious investigations.

If Towner's performance was an absorbing recital, Gismonti's was more like an onrush of capricious weather blowing through the hall.

This was how the world traveled centuries ago, at the pace of nature and at the discretion of capricious winds.

The professor, his back now to the window, surveys the Colonel's motley band of privileged renegades, not surprised, but not heartened, either, by the arrival of this capricious servant of the status quo.

But he is aware of the capricious nature of such projects.

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

The sight of a capricious bit of carpentry or brickmasonry or stonemasonry or blacksmithery or tinsmithery or tile setting high up on the façade of a building, executed long ago by some forgotten workingman, will lift my spirits for hours.

And that is in large part because this Labour party did not choose Ed Miliband.Even among the hardened politicians assembled here, there is also a sense of the capricious brutality of their trade.