Sentence examples for vagaries about from inspiring English sources
Wearing gold grills, he speaks in Biblical vagaries about "bondage".
Paul went straight into common right-wing conference vagaries about liberty versus government, the corrupting nature of absolute power, and so on.
A longish interview with Tom Cruise about "the vagaries of being Cruise" and other matters.
Ms. McFarlane's debut, filled with lively writing and convincing psychological portraiture, is a slowly unfolding mystery that is less about who done it than about the vagaries of "that sticky organ," the human brain.
The concern these days is not about the vagaries of what was once called the Iron Rooster, but about the reality of a canny, powerful, well-equipped, urbane counterpart in the global economy, which is beginning to express its own beliefs about fair trade and free flow of information.
What about some of the vagaries he might have heard about, balls caroming off line in the fairways and spilling into the rough like deranged bowling balls jumping from the pocket into the gutter?
A vaunted ensemble piece at its inception in 1990, Brian Friel's "Dancing At Lughnasa" came to the Old Vic in a superb Anna Mackmin production that grounded a drama about the vagaries of memory in the palpably crushing sense of a community about to come undone; Michelle Fairley shone as the eldest of five sisters glimpsed at that treasured late-summer moment before their lives began to go bad.
From this depressing landscape, Alaa Al Aswany has conjured a bewitching political novel of contemporary Cairo that is also an engagé novel about sex, a romantic novel about power and a comic yet sympathetic novel about the vagaries of the human heart.
The official stats show that Radiohead sold 1.75 million CDs – about $17.5 worth, given the vagaries of CD pricing – and about $499,500 worth of iTunes albums (30,000 sold in the first week plus 20K for good measure).
So he knows something about the vagaries of ageing.
Take "The History Boys," which is largely about the vagaries of testosterone in a British school.
