Sentence examples for personal whims from inspiring English sources

"It is based on politics and personal whims, not nutrition science," Mr. Berg said.

"I am not an atomic playboy, exploding these bombs to satisfy my personal whims".

Good works are still seen as corporate philanthropy in America, says Mr Kell, often dished out according to the personal whims of the boss.

He added, "If the president is allowed to suspend constitutional rights on his own personal whims, our free republic has effectively ceased to exist".

Borrowing for consumption of things like vacations, luxury items or personal whims, fantasy, vanity and extravagance can be hazardous when an economic downturn occurs.

Moreover, this is a topic of national interest and importance; one we can't afford to leave to the personal whims of wealthy individuals.

Hyperactive aesthetes can rearrange the discs according to personal whim.

But, he argues, his changes grow out of solid research, not personal whim.

But these outcomes are the product of political strategy, not personal whim.

Similarly, the disastrous invasion of Greece appears to have been the result of Mussolini's personal whim.

There were the usual breakaways by unheralded riders, either under team orders or just on a personal whim to have a little personal space.