It's his artistic whim that determines that, but of course I'd love to do it.
This spring has taught him that the whim that brought moisture could just as cruelly take it back.
The whim that inspired him to lead a seminar in house-flipping to a stupefied under-age audience was Emerson's handiwork.
It persists, however vitiated, throughout the show, invoked by every turn of his wrist, with expression that states something, be it only a whim, that is felt to be true.
It is not merely a whim that leads him to introduce this place by calling it "Dictionary Land": "Somebody once said that every Arabic word means itself, its opposite or a camel".
So it was disheartening to learn that what appeared to be a gesture of social engagement derived merely from the kind of whim that moves so many of fashion's lesser minds.
Then we headed south on a serendipitous whim that took us to Goslar, an unspoilt (and little known) jewel of a town on the northern edge of the Harz mountains, a few miles from the former Grenze but associated with an empire that was neither Nazi nor Soviet, but Holy Roman.
But it is the commitment to technical accuracy, to ambitious verisimilitude, combined with the large unscripted gaps left to the performer's dramatic whim, that have opened the doors for our contemporary dramatists to conjure for us, in our own language, what happened — what really happened — when the waters began to rise.
Developers are eager to make iPhone applications that will answer every whim that iPhone users have.
It was the unexpected, the decisions you made on a whim, that led to some of the most rewarding experiences.
But that seems to allow a presupposition based on a whim that does not rest on any more secure presuppositions could be justified, and even a priori justified.
