Sentence examples for personal caprice from inspiring English sources
Because the lack of dissent and consultation in the Fascist system allowed Mussolini to follow his personal caprice, the distinction now being made in Italy between a good and a bad Fascism is untenable.
What follows isn't so much an objective article as a personal caprice – the "outing" of a number of films that are claimed by those in the know to be not merely good but "great".
Since then, Sri Lanka has served as a reminder of how India's foreign policy is driven not by resolute, long-term goals, but by a meandering approach influenced by the personal caprice of those in power.
And this court is saying that any random district judge, based on whatever their personal caprice is, whatever their personal ideological bias, can intervene with a terrorist in such a way...
The continuing domination of a few favourites many of whom were Germans much displeased the high officials, whose position was threatened by the personal caprices of ruler or favourite, and incensed even more the rank and file of the service nobility, who could not obtain rewards or favours from the sovereign without the approval and help of the favourites.
They called on the Kosovo ministries of education and justice to intervene against the treatment inflicted on the seven, declaring, "the Islamic Community of Kosovo is not the private property of some individual with license to use it at others' expense, according to his personal caprices and resentments.
With his brother Vincent, Mr Tchenguiz, best know for dating wonderbra model Caprice, has amassed a personal fortune of £280m.
It's the endless juggling of personal morality, loyalty, political possibility and the caprice of history.
Its Personal Care business outside the U.S. includes Palmolive and Caprice shampoo and conditioners.
In despotic states "a single person directs everything by his own will and caprice" (SL 2.1).
