1. 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.
2. When management attempts to exert controls, the effort is sometimes viewed by the team as naïve or even capricious, and with no mechanism in place to evaluate the impact; good, bad, or indifferent.
3. According to best friend Lisa Duboise, Fullerton has in some ways become even more capricious and sadistic.
她最好的朋友丽萨说从某些方面看富尔顿甚至比以前更加任性和无赖了。
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4. So magic in a pagan system, Kaufman claims, is a way of getting around the gods, circumventing the capricious will of the gods and demons.
考夫曼宣称，异教系统中的法术，可以用来应付众神,能使反复无常的神谕和恶魔的诅咒失灵。
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5. Hundreds of millions of people depend on regular monsoon rains to nourish their crop, but the monsoons are historically capricious.
世界上数亿人口仰赖定期季风带来的降雨进行农业耕作，但历史上季风的行踪却反复无常。
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6. 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.
7. Which — in a capricious change of the rules — will it condemn or outlaw?
规则的改变反复无常，政府到底会谴责，抑或宣布哪种手法为非法行为？
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8. This week, life seems so vulnerable, fate so capricious, and everything else so trivial.
这一周，生命显得如此的脆弱，命运是如此的反复无常，所有的事都显得如此微不足道。
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9. My situation seemed fragile and capricious.If she rolled over, she could snap me like a bundle of twigs.
我的位置似乎既脆弱又不稳定，假如她翻一个身，就能像一捆柴火一样把我压扁。
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10. China does not forbid independent filmmaking, but it does control distribution, so filmmakers who want their work to be widely seen end up submitting themselves to a capricious censorship process.
