capricious造句
31. Both sides were troubled throughout by a capricious wind.
32. Neither is horrible to read, but the attribute version in Listing 2 is easier -- and better still to write, because you do not need to worry about capricious subelement ordering.
33. At the same time, the public will not admit the random capricious alteration of plans, nor without complain the changeableness of plans.
34. BENEATH the Japanese archipelago lies a mythical catfish, brutish and capricious.
35. Key uncertainties include the relationship between China and the US, the threat of internal unrest and the ever-present danger of unexpected, capricious political decisions.
36. To be an autonomous agent is to be master of oneself, above all master of one's own imagination. To be capricious and spoiled is to be mastered by impulse, by false dreams and unsatisfiable ambitions.
37. For the past 15 years or so, graduates have emerged blinking into the white light of a witless and capricious boom time.
38. V. Woolf, British female writer, her world outlook of sagaciousness and broad-mindedness is formed as a result of her capricious fate and constant pursuit of self transcendence.
39. The three main characters are stuck in awful work situations, with all-powerful bosses who are capricious, unfair and in some cases, lecherous.
40. This lefthanded compliment makes women seem attractively feminine, and yet , when a girl is capricious , her actions are reminiscent of the lowly billy goat.
41. This is a capricious match. Your common interests and lusty passionate nature bring about outrageous socialencounters.
42. Love is capricious and involuntary ; reason can't direct its choice.
43. The trunk of a tree is immovable; the foliage is capricious.
44. The Christian god is a three headed monster, cruel, vengeful and capricious.
45. Inappropriate, excessive or capricious administration of aversive stimulation has led to scandals, lawsuits and prohibitions.
46. Dumb Blonde: The capricious schtick was all a persona, if Hollywood legend is to be believed.
47. Thus, under Marsh, the agency must demonstrate that its decision was not arbitrary or capricious.
48. Nixon's most capricious cations had occured in times of quiet, not in reaction to crises.
49. At daybreak the wind became pretty strong again, but was capricious.
50. People's minds work in very capricious ways , sometimes jumping from one seemingly unconnected idea to another.
51. And people more be infatuated with the aroma at her, capricious ground sprinkles the liliaceous perfume of on one ground, swirl, thick shade is weak.
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