Sentence examples for or capricious from inspiring English sources

She was "happy and cheerful," or "capricious" and "spoiled".

Freking signified cavorting, sudden movement, or capricious behaviour.

Their politics must be consistent and not contrary or capricious.

Rarely has the N.B.A. coaching carousel appeared so precarious or capricious or just plain irrational.

Faced with uncertain financing or capricious weather, the musicians seem to take it in stride.

I don't meant to suggest that technical people are reckless or capricious.

Los Caprichos, Goya's collection of 80 capricious (or whimsical) etchings from 1799, uses witches as well as goblins, demons and monsters as vehicles for satire.

I will never again see the faces of those I love, or the capricious colours of lilting butterflies, or the wondrous glow that radiates from the hair of Steve Rider.

It is a testament to the players' desire, the scouts' instincts or the capricious nature of relief pitching.

For either God is punitive and interventionist (the Robertson view), or as capricious as nature and so absent as to be effectively nonexistent (the Obama view).

He wrote on his website: "Today I am one of the oldest players in the team and, due to my seniority, I refuse to be treated like a mercenary or a capricious guy.