Marco Rubio's book is a work of surpassing laziness, possessed of the aimless, discursive prose of someone remembering what his original point was after concluding a digression he suddenly remembered he wanted to make.
He was the one "walking about a quarter mile ahead, instinctively passing on the left and otherwise artfully sidestepping the aimless people who don't have a plan for getting to the gate".
Leaders who had gathered in Bali for a meeting of APEC, a rather aimless club of countries near the Pacific, devoted time to the deal, which they hope to finish by the end of the year.
All this aimless kvetching repelled the play's first audiences in 1886.
His government has turned out to be as incompetent, aimless and tainted by scandal as its predecessors.Much of the responsibility for the mess belongs with Mr Hatoyama.
In particular, at the crucial flashback when Willy's teenage son Biff Andrew Garfielddiscoversers his father's marital infidelity, the shock and disillusionment are supposed to explain the long-held mystery of why he turned from a star athlete into an aimless layabout.
The West, they will say, found itself living in a superbly efficient but, in the end, aimless machine.Easier said than done, of course.
The third was the aimless wandering in the pouring rain of the Compte d'Erlon and his 20,000 troops between the battle at Quatre Bras against the Anglo-Dutch and the battle at Ligny that the Prussians were losing.
The typical landscape of a Newman film was the raw sidestreets of a city or the empty plains, in which a man would try to get a grip on an aimless, violent life.
Suppose he was killed by three drunken white youths who, to while away an evening, thought they would indulge in a little aimless violence.
Mr Bakopoulos's fantasies may not be to everybody's taste, but his picture of confused, aimless young men in a forgotten corner of prosperous America is haunting.
