Sentence examples for whim is from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ferren's whim is just that.

(Whim is to Ono what chance was to John Cage, whose scores clearly inspired her).

(And royal whim is one reason no Saudis want to be quoted by name when discussing their rulers).

The Mail is not even consistent in the targets for its bullying: the bully editor's whim is final.

The submission adds: "Modifying properties on the basis of domestic political whim is a bad precedent to set and something the Australian government should not encourage.

To reject all certainties but one's own is the behavior of a zealot; to issue contradictory decrees based on private whim is that of a despot.

And Mr Mobutu became its embodiment.His whim was law.

Every culinary whim was taken as a command.

On our particular night the whim was torta ricotta — a light, fluffy Italian cheesecake.

"Whatever his whim was, he was going to get them to pay for it".

Ms. McNeil added that the realization that years of history could be deleted on a corporate whim was jarring.