capricious造句

The climate on grassland is capricious.

Humans erect cities to shelter themselves from nature's capricious ways.

Generally speaking, supreme court policy concerning state regulation was neither capricious nor reactionary.

Explicit government ownership would be an improvement over the onerous, fiddly and capricious intervention of today.

But it was later in his magical children's books that his brilliance was most apparent, probably because the "grandiose, mercurial, capricious" man remained childlike in so many ways.

Our opinion of our own looks is also capricious: We can feel like the belle of the ball at one party, but downright shabby at the next, all on the same night.

When management attempts to exert controls, the effort is sometimes viewed by the team as naive or even capricious, and with no mechanism in place to evaluate the impact; good, bad, or indifferent.

But you can be sure of one thing if the capricious Mr Kim is persuaded back to the table. With a second nuclear blast to boast of, the price will have gone up yet again.