Sentence examples for feel aimless from inspiring English sources
Slack and underreported, these sections feel aimless — they add flavor, not substance.
To those raised on the narratives of baseball (hit the pitch into the outfield, run around the bases, hurry back toward home), cricket can feel aimless and dispersed.
It came in the song "Not Too Late," from his new solo album, "Under the Skin," about growing older as an artist and being tensely aware that even if you are great at what you do, you may not receive proper recognition; this may make you feel aimless.
What they are preserving is an image of themselves as part of a group or a cause, without which they feel aimless and empty.
Without it, they invariably feel aimless and unsupported... and are at risk for developing into adults who don't know how to be consistent, either.
"There are times when you might feel aimless / You can't see the places where you belong / But you will find that there is a purpose / It's been there within you all along," the 23-year-old singer croons in a music video for the song.
If anything, I felt aimless.
Certainly some connective passages felt aimless.
The problem, though, is that the movie feels aimless and awkward.
"Semiramide" felt aimless not least because no one was really at the helm.
