Sentence examples for whim it from inspiring English sources

Richard Tanne, one of the writers, wrote in an introduction that the class deadlines "proved that while inspiration does move at its own whim, it could be retrieved and utilized when needed".

Then, seemingly on a whim, it will take exception to their behaviour; its metaphorical tail will start to lash back and forth like a cat's, until it explodes into an angry tantrum that rises to a terrifying crescendo.

Regardless, for those of us who utilize number portability to its fullest by switching carriers on a whim, it's always nice to have another option.

Even if they bought the inches on a whim, it would bring people into the city a little bit more".

As the train rumbled along tracks that bend to the landscape's every whim, it was hard to resist the temptation to break out in quiet applause.

After "Travesties," a literary circus of a play in which historical figures jumped through hoops at the flick of Stoppard's whim, it was clear that he had spent long enough in the library.

Given its numbers, it appears that Atlassian could go public at its whim, but it doesn't to want to.

He subdues everything to his will, conquers every obstacle merely because it is his whim, and it's his right as an Englishman to do this.

This dude is a perpetual option in the it's-good-half-the-time sense; you are probably having sex with him when you need to; you can email him "Can you fly here and hug me for 12 hours" on a whim and it's not psychotic, it's adorable.

Here's how it happened: I just innocently changed my status to "engaged" one night on a wine whim, thinking it was no big deal, thinking it was the equivalent to "in an open relationship" or "swinger".

The ability to accept marginalization, to take on the identity of blackness without living the burdens of it and always knowing you could, on a whim, escape it, is not a transition to blackness; to use it to further your career or social aspirations is not to become black.