Capricious

His capricious behavior towards his employees made it difficult for them to work efficiently.

Her boss was known for his capricious behavior, often making sudden decisions without consulting his team.

The child's capricious behavior made it challenging for the teacher to manage the class.

The boss's capricious decisions made it hard for employees to know what was expected of them.

The toddler's capricious eating habits made it hard for his parents to know what to feed him.

The weather can be capricious and change from sunny to rainy quickly.

The city's traffic can be capricious, so it's best to leave with plenty of time.

The capricious nature of the disease makes it hard to treat.

The capricious winds made it difficult for the sailors to navigate the ship.

Her capricious mood swings made it hard to understand how she was feeling.

The capricious rules of the game frustrated the players.

Her mood was capricious, and it was hard to tell what would make her happy.

The teacher's grading system seemed capricious to the students.

The coach's capricious playing style made it challenging for the team to follow a consistent strategy.

The weather in this city is capricious, so always bring a jacket.

Her capricious taste in music changes every day.

The weather in this city is extremely capricious, and you can't rely on the forecast.

The CEO's capricious decisions have resulted in the company's decline.

The capricious wind blew the leaves in all directions.

His capricious driving made his passengers feel unsafe.

The cat's capricious nature makes it hard to train.

The artist's capricious brush strokes left the canvas looking abstract.

The weather was capricious, shifting between sun and rain every hour.

The artist's capricious temperament made it hard for him to stick to any particular style or subject matter.

The fashion industry is capricious, with trends changing rapidly and often without any clear reason.

The author's writing style is capricious, with each chapter of the book featuring a different narrator and tone.

The coach's capricious lineup changes frustrated the players and fans alike.

The cat's mood is capricious, sometimes cuddling up for hours and other times swatting at anyone who tries to pet her.

The politician's capricious decisions caused confusion and frustration among his constituents.

His boss's capricious moods made it difficult to know what to expect at work.

The airline's capricious flight schedules caused many travelers to miss their connections.