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What has become the Standard Narrative tells us that Iraq was a distraction from the "real" struggle against terrorism: The Administration chose its target capriciously, then attacked it incompetently, leaving America weaker and more endangered than ever before.— Stromata Blog
"As we prepare for the announcement of the Palme d'Or winner at Cannes, it's worth considering just how easily, even capriciously, these films 'reputations are made and broken," writes Marlon Brando's estate.— GreenCine Daily
"In this tough time, it is unthinkable that credit card issuers would think of tightening their grip on the household pocketbook, but that's exactly what many have done in recent months -- capriciously raising fees and penalties, even as the government poured billions of dollars into them," she said.
He did not punish capriciously, nor terrify them by anything worse than his strictness.— The Crofton Boys
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