Caprice example sentences

"Caprice" Example Sentences

His decision was a mere caprice, made on a whim without proper thought.
Her changing moods were due to caprice, not based on any real feeling.
The customer's strange demands were simply due to capricious fancy.
The young man's behavior was governed by caprice rather than reason.
The decoration choices were made according to the lady's capricious whims.
She decorated the room according to her own fanciful caprices.
His love was fickle, governed by nothing but caprice.
The decorations were based solely on the host's capricious whim.
The job change was a result of nothing more than capricious fancy.
She decided to stay home on a capricious whim rather than for any good reason.
The king's decision resulted more from caprice than from wise judgment.
The sudden change of plans was due to nothing more than capricious fancy.
The overnight trip was made on nothing more than a capricious whim.
The new scheme was born of nothing but capricious fancy and lacked substance.
Her fickle love was governed only by caprice, not sincerity.
His attentions resulted less from true feeling than capricious inclination.
The girl's affections seemed governed by nothing but caprice.
The instructions were vague and seemed dictated by mere caprice.
The sudden gift appeared to result from sheer capriciousness.
His decisions were governed by nothing but impulse and capriciousness.
The whirlwind romance seemed doomed from the start by caprice.
The unexpected request seemed motivated by sheer capricious fancy.
The sudden journey appeared motivated by nothing but capricious inclination.
Her changing moods were as fickle as the wind, governed by caprice alone.
His love affair was brief and governed entirely by caprice.
Her whims were as unpredictable as they were capricious.
She seemed motivated more by capricious fancy than by true feeling.
Their relationship was short-lived due to his capricious love.
The trip seemed motivated more by caprice than by a real desire for adventure.
His affection seemed as fleeting and capricious as the wind.
Her moods were as changeable as weather, governed by mere caprice.
Their liaison was doomed from the start by his fickle and capricious nature.
The sudden gesture seemed motivated more by caprice than by generosity.
His change of heart seemed motivated by nothing more than capricious fancy.
Her fanciful and capricious nature made her unsuitable for marriage.
His actions were motivated by caprice rather than reason or principle.
Her lavish and extravagant lifestyle was due more to caprice than to taste.
Their relationship was short-lived due to her capricious and fickle nature.
Her gifts appeared motivated by capricious fancy rather than true feeling.
Her comments seemed motivated more by caprice than by wisdom.
Her behavior was described as unpredictable and capricious.
His love affairs were brief due to his capricious nature.
The sudden overture appeared motivated more by capricious impulse than sincerity.
His careless comments were attributed to sheer capriciousness.
Her affections seemed governed solely by caprice and whimsy.
He pursued her on a whim, motivated more by caprice than real affection.
Her gift seemed motivated more by caprice than by charity.
His reasoning seemed motivated more by caprice than logic.
His decisions were criticized as rash and capricious.
Her priorities appeared to be governed more by caprice than by reason.

Common Phrases

His behavior was simply a caprice of the moment.
She changed her mind on a mere caprice.
The whims and caprices of fashion constantly change.
His affection seemed to depend on caprice rather than anything real.
Her financial decisions were often made on a mere caprice.
His decisions were based on caprice and impulse rather than reason.
I refused to cater to her every caprice and whim anymore.
She lived according to her own caprices, ignoring social norms.
The paint color was chosen on a mere caprice rather than practicality.
Her sudden decision was made on pure caprice with no forethought.
The sudden storm was seen as a mere caprice of nature.
Do not give in to the child's every caprice; set reasonable limits.
His sudden decision to quit seemed like an impulsive caprice.
Their marriage seemed held together only by caprice and not love.
The king's subjects were subject to his every caprice and whim.
He promoted officials based on caprice rather than merit.
She ordered new furnishings on a mere caprice without need or reason.
The pop star's latest outrageous costume was just another caprice.
The sudden change in plans seemed the result of a mere caprice.
The fashion trends are subject to the fickle caprices of society.
Do not cater to your child's every caprice for it will spoil them.
His latest purchase seemed nothing more than a frivolous caprice.
Their plans were changed on a mere caprice without forethought.
Her every choice seemed dictated by mere caprice and fancy.
The sudden storm was seen as just a caprice of the natural elements.
His followers regarded his every action as wisdom rather than caprice.
The king's behavior could often seem little more than arbitrary caprice.
Suddenly changing your plans again seems a mere caprice.
Her sudden decision seemed like nothing more than an idle caprice.
The decoration choices were made on an idle caprice rather than reason.
The pop star is known for her lavish spending on frivolous caprices.
Her demands seemed childish caprices rather than reasonable requests.
His decisions were characterized more by impulse than wisdom, caprice than reason.
The sudden change in menu was seen as merely a chef's caprice.
Do not indulge your every fleeting caprice for it will become habit.
Do not give in to childish caprices for it spoils and weakens character.
His behavior seemingly depended more on caprice than principle.
Her every choice and appetite seemed driven by mere caprice.
The changes made were seen as mere caprices of the designer.
The sudden feast seemed like nothing more than a royal caprice.
Do not give in to the child's every caprice; it will spoil them.
His affections seemed changeable on a mere caprice or fancy.
She had expensive tastes and lived according to her every caprice.
His behavior seemed motivated purely by caprice rather than reason.
Do not indulge the child's every whim and caprice for it will spoil them.
The sudden move seemed like a mere caprice brought on by boredom.
Her spending habits seemed dictated more by caprice than necessity.
The weather seemed subject to mere caprice, changing without reason.
The king's subjects were subject to his every whim, caprice and fancy.
Her demands seemed motivated by nothing more than caprice.
The sudden purchase seemed like a mere caprice motivated by impulse.
Do not indulge your every fleeting desire for it will become caprice.
Do not give in to every childish whim for it breeds caprice.
Her every action seemed motivated solely by caprice and fancy.
His decisions often seemed motivated more by caprice than wisdom.
Her sudden decision seemed nothing more than an idle caprice.
Do not indulge your child's every whim for it breeds caprice.
His affections seemed subject to change on a mere caprice.
The weather is often seen as subject to mere caprice.
Her every fanciful desire became an expensive caprice.