Sentence examples for seems capricious from inspiring English sources

First, it seems capricious.

Still, her impulsive decision to rope Angus into baby sitting seems capricious.

Vomiting, though not drinking, counts against these contestants with the padrinos, whose tyranny seems capricious.

A narrow tax base is economically and politically risky, particularly if the logic for who pays taxes seems capricious.

Death seems capricious and unfair when it snatches away someone with so much potential left to fulfill.

But the selections often seemed capricious.

In the book's final chapters, Hughes's authorial choices begin to seem capricious.

Changes in top tax rates, non-dom levies and the like seem capricious.

The battle is between bodies and wills, and both seem capricious.

Admissions boards can seem capricious and impenetrable, if not malignant, to many prospective freshmen.

Coverage of the Islamic world is patchy, and the selections from medieval Christendom seem capricious.