Sentence examples for unpredictable person from inspiring English sources

To Ms. Drabble, her mother was a difficult and unpredictable person: "She would shout at us.

I start to feel like a well-rounded, although perhaps unpredictable person.

"The LDP could be wiped out if they call elections right now," says Shigenori Okazaki, a political analyst at UBS Warburg, "but Koizumi might just do it because he is such an unpredictable person".To avoid the risk, however slim, of such an "accidental election", Mr Koizumi and his party seem to have settled on a rough compromise.

In Victorian England, where the world rested on niceties, the great terror was being thought ill-mannered: behavior of that kind marked an unpredictable person, teetering on the edge of the social compact — what Thackeray variously called a "cockney dandy" and a "padded booby".

When a reporter noted to Dr. Dean that other countries had nuclear weapons but the United States did not attack them, Dr. Dean replied, "Other countries do not have leaders like Saddam -- and possess nuclear weapons and have leaders like Saddam Hussein, who clearly is a great dangerous, unpredictable person".

He was the most unpredictable person I had ever known.

Zogby defends his method by arguing that although attitudes toward transitory issues and candidates are indeed unpredictable, a person's relationship with a party is a fairly stable thing.

Some respondents reported that they therefore use a conversion; yet, this may not be ideal for diagnostic purposes as variation may be too great and unpredictable for the individual person that it may result in misclassification (44).

Care needs are often unpredictable so the person caring has to have a degree of autonomy.

But David then offers a suggestion that endorses, once again, my rule of thumb that a wine's character can be as unpredictable as a person's".Age itself is not beauty," he tells me.

Such a response to a stressor like heat could make the risk of a radiation dose in an exposed person unpredictable.