Sentence examples for increasingly wayward from inspiring English sources

He wins a corner, but it's met by the increasingly wayward Almeida.

The Saudis knew Mr. bin Laden as the increasingly wayward son of the royal family's favorite construction magnate.

Her stewardship of the commission became increasingly wayward, mostly because of the phone hacking scandal, but also due to her difficulty in handling broadcasting interviews.

The revolutionary currents of the time found expression in her increasingly wayward Voice column, which soon took in all aspects of the counterculture and by the late 1960s had become a freewheeling series of dispatches about her adventures in the arts and on the road.

U.S. troops have also long since withdrawn from South Korea — "the 38th parallel will just have to take care of itself," a departing U.S. general was heard to mutter in 2034 — and China finds itself having to deploy its own troops to restrain the increasingly wayward North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, from his threats to reduce Seoul "to an ashtray".

Western powers are said to have been in favour of a deal between Mr Karzai and another candidate, Ashraf Ghani, a technocrat and former World Bank employee, who might help to bring the increasingly wayward Karzai administration into line while keeping the Pashtuns in the fold and depriving the Taliban of new disgruntled recruits.

Many tools can help you find and remove hurtful content, stop abusive contact and, increasingly, tackle wayward conduct, he said.

One can imagine Cherington looking a bit nervously over his own shoulder at an ownership team of John Henry, Tom Werner, and Larry Lucchino that is increasingly seen as wayward and capricious.

At the heart of O'Brien's play is the tragedy of the wayward, increasingly reactionary Jackson and his wife Elizabeth, a human rights lawyer, who has sacrificed her own happiness for his and the party's sake.

Not all King news is tied to the wayward and increasingly unpredictable publishing industry.

One might not have thought Genzken an ideal candidate for the Whitechapel's opening show: her art is wayward and increasingly impenetrable, and she has held two shows in London since 2006 already.