whim

These laws are not congressional whim—they arise from and embody the Constitution’s baseline requirement that the political branches act rationally when they make major economic decisions.

Then, on a whim, we sewed it together with something I’d been messing with, and while it’s changed melodically, it’s a good dance track.

At the whims of his grief, Cronenberg succumbs to feeling, resisting the popular urge to mold grief into an allegory for horror.

On a whim and to fill the void, Huth signed up for a stand-up comedy class.

I picked up “The Hunger Games” on a whim when it was still a single copy spine-out at the bookstore, knowing nothing about it other than that it had a curious title.