Sentence examples for whim rather than from inspiring English sources

Blogs, perhaps, although these are produced at my own whim, rather than in response to employer demand.

He has called the Clean Power Plan an "executive fiat," as if it were produced at Obama's whim rather than through the interpretation of the law.

"Mr. Trump ran the Foundation according to his whim, rather than the law," the suit said.

Cooking jam in small amounts also leads to greater spontaneity — you can indulge a whim rather than having to plan jam-making as a daylong project.

In any event, Obama continues to mull, contemplating pulling a Dubya and staging an "intervention" on a whim rather than on the basis of any real evidence.

The other issue casting a shadow on sunny Spain is decisions made based on whim rather than logic.

Browsing is fundamentally an act of independence, of chasing your own idiosyncratic whims rather than clicking on Facebook links or the books recommended by some greedy algorithm.

Following his own whims rather than any cultural movement, he turned himself from a one-man band into a one-man independent movie studio.

In particular, it's often a sign that a company's board of directors is catering to the C.E.O.'s whims rather than supervising him.

Weiner compared Leslie's decision to submit the quirky collage rather than the safer bet as reflective of the Parks and Recreation writing staff's apparent decision "to ride their zaniest whims rather than tamp them down for something more readily recognizable as a hit sitcom".

"Russia, Japan and the US, backed by powerful vested interests, have pursued a selfish agenda which has opened the door to a hazardous system where emissions targets would be decided on the whim of politicians, rather than by science.