Sentence examples for became aimless from inspiring English sources

"Without a master they had no purpose, they became aimless and depressed.

His life became aimless; there were occasional return visits to Lüthorst, but contact with his parents had been broken off.

Or will they become aimless and unemployed for the rest of their lives like many young people in Haiti where unemployment is a way of life?

"If we lose our islands, we would become aimless refugees," said Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner, a Marshallese poet and climate activist who lives in Majuro.

Developmental programs become aimless quasi-programs later in life.

Gerosuppressant metformin cannot distinguish between mTOR-driven program (which drives growth, fitness and the onset of reproduction early in life) and quasi-program (which causes menopauses, diseases such as cancer and aging later in life, when the mTOR-driven program becomes aimless) [ 151- 153].

The Weimar-era sybarites of "Cabaret," the 1966 musical by John Kander and Fred Ebb, re-emerged with startling clarity, elucidated by the English director Sam Mendes, as the victims and executioners of the Holocaust to come; while that carefree party girl Sally Bowles, brilliantly reinterpreted by Natasha Richardson, became an aimless woman on the edge of an abyss.

The Luftwaffes strategy became increasingly aimless.

Upon leaving Mexico, the once fearless poet becomes an aimless "shadowy figure," a "goddamn robot"; in this novel, exile offers not opportunity but enervation.

The decision to go to university was a pragmatic one made on the basis that too many actors become depressed, aimless or lost in the downtime between movies.

But Wright's retelling becomes increasingly aimless, his stage gimmick prodding plot points along from one to the next, without waiting for the characters catch up.