Sentence examples for something arbitrarily from inspiring English sources

This entity atoms A1…An in given spatial arrangement S is not a very natural kind of object, but it is a real body, in a way that something arbitrarily composed of, for example, half of this table and two toes from President Bush's left foot is not.

In fact, in the future, death will likely be seen as a choice someone makes, and not something that happens arbitrarily or accidentally to people.

Returning once more to our image a life of devotion, born of commandment, as a mishkanor dwelling for the Divine, we should note that devotion is not something that happens arbitrarily.

"When you get an idea in your head you can elect not to do it, but you can't arbitrarily do something else.

Why? Exercise should not be used to earn the right to eat, especially not something that has been arbitrarily defined as "bad".

Many of her peers had to undertake activities arbitrarily, just to have something to put on their personal statements, she says.

I can't arbitrarily decide when I like something and when I don't.

A score is something you earn, not something that is given arbitrarily.

His waning interest in locking up Hillary Clinton, which he expressed in an interview with the Times last week ("I don't want to hurt the Clintons. I really don't"), reveals a view of prosecution as something that a President can decide to unleash or withhold arbitrarily.

The Home Office made no attempt to explain how it would stop the police from abusing the power to arbitrarily remove young people from entire sections of cities – something one would be forgiven for expecting after tensions between young people and the police was attributed to sparking the riots.

The admins cannot arbitrarily suspend you just because they think you did something (the principal can think the earth is flat, but that doesn't mean it is).