Sentence examples for homeless wanderer from inspiring English sources
Humāyūn became a homeless wanderer, seeking support first in Sindh, then in Marwar, and then in Sindh again; his famous son, Akbar, was born there in 1542.
If we learned that they were the works of a frustrated professional who decided to abandon his art career, would we view the seven examples here differently from the way we would look at them if we knew they were made by a homeless wanderer who thought of them as magical talismans?
Ahead of its release, RCA's Mel Ilberman stated, "It would be fair to call it Bowie's Sergeant Pepper ... a concept album that portrays the Lodger as a homeless wanderer, shunned and victimized by life's pressures and technology".
The only film to win two awards outright was also a popular choice: Mike Leigh's searing "Naked". First to win was David Thewlis as best actor for his portrayal of the tormented, misogynistic Johnny, a homeless wanderer who spends a particularly hellish night in contemporary London.
He believed "we're all homeless wanderers in a way," and over the years, Shakespeare & Co. has welcomed wandering writers such as Allen Ginsberg, Anaïs Nin, James Baldwin, Julio Cortázar, Darren Aronofsky, and Dave Eggers.
On Sunday, Mr. Nadler's multilingual performances of songs about yearning for nautical deliverance are especially pungent in their evocation of European Jews as homeless wanderers, the luckiest of whom found refuge in America.
Vagrants, "originals," eccentrics, and homeless wanderers who did little harm but were vexatious to the society they lived in were, and sometimes still are, confined to psychiatric hospitals or deprived of their legal rights.
Wotan, who appears in this opera as the Wanderer, has fallen low: a homeless vagabond lugging a sleeping bag and foraging in Mime's ratty kitchen for something to drink.
