Not that Julie herself is especially whimsical.
He methodically set out to document Vietnam's fashions between 2000 B.C. and A.D. 1600 and particularly liked whimsical decorations, like dragons and leaping fish.
"If allowed to stand, the trial court's decision in Harrott would subject California gun owners, particularly hunters, to whimsical and capricious prosecution," the court quoted the NRA as saying in Harrott vs. County of Kings, S055064.
Writing and selling a book is a particularly complicated and whimsical process, and mine happened to be more-than-unusually lucky, which is quite nice.
They're also among the most whimsical pieces, particularly the white suede longwings ($350), which will last in the store only until one of Tom Wolfe's assistants arrives to scoop them up.
Ms. Janney is a delicious comedian with superb timing, but the notion that clowns are scary, not funny, is an old and oft-used one in sitcoms; it would be funnier, particularly given Crystal's whimsical, drug-addled persona, if she went against the grain and was fearless of clowns.
THOUGH it was bad for business, it was perhaps a blessing for the English milliner Stephen Jones, now one of a handful of hat makers who has become famous in his own right, that the people of Belgium were not particularly receptive to his whimsical designs.
It is fitting that Stan used an unconventional spelling of litchi, given that he dedicated his life to the whimsical violation of rules -- particularly the one holding that inanimate objects cannot talk.
The poet's humor is sometimes whimsical, often elegiac and intermittently quite savage, particularly in his epistle-poems, modeled ingeniously after Horace.
