Sentence examples for vagaries that from inspiring English sources

The barbarity of stoning aside, Iran's legal codes are studded with inconsistencies and vagaries that make due process virtually impossible.

But it could well be the beginning of the end of the Klopp era, with all the vagaries that go with it.

Gant points out one of those cultural vagaries that can affect different awards: Spielberg failed to get a best director nomination from the Baftas.

It is not only electoral vagaries that are feeding the jittery mood among those who have seen Burma emerge from the shadows and shake off sanctions in the past five years.

He was a loving brother, a loyal friend to those who knew him and despite the vagaries that life threw at him, he maintained an almost childlike innocence for the next project or plan".

Fashion, like horse racing, is a high-risk enterprise, but Theory has been relatively immune from the vagaries that cause labels to rise and fall, partly because it has avoided the self-generated hype that relegates so many design houses to swift obscurity.

Altogether the scene was somewhat peculiar, at least to Captain Delano, nor, as he saw the two thus postured, could he resist the vagary, that in the black he saw a headsman, and in the white, a man at the block.

For those handicapping the results, look at the vagaries of that stern master of Albany -- election-year politics.

His foot injury was not his Achilles' heel; instead, it was the vagaries of that mystifying and unpredictable pitch he throws.

Having recently learned to manage several external fermentations — of bread and kimchi and beer — I know a little about the vagaries of that process.

We range-goers, for whatever reasons, have decided not to subject ourselves to the vagaries of that silly, cruel and occasionally wonderful game.