captiousness

The bond of a previous mating can be a strong factor despite a queen's captiousness, but you never know."

But it wasn't captiousness that had her complaining about forgetful aides and admitting, with some embarrassment, to a profound sense of abandonment.

Briefly Afra remembered instances of his Damia's captiousness which her eldest daughter certainly had not inherited.

Over the years, the relationship between the DES and the Schools Council was characterized by what one commentator has described as 'captiousness'.

Then was seen the unprecedented sight of a party agent challenging the votes on his own side with a captiousness that his opponents would have hesitated to display.

Once again we are presented with a chronicle of filmmaking in extreme conditions: the capsizings and captiousness, as well as Murnau's constant clashes with his collaborator, Robert Flaherty.