Sentence examples for more meandering from inspiring English sources

If you're a storyteller then it might not work - if your stuff's a bit more meandering.

But it has a weirder, more meandering history than most.

Even more meandering is the "Gladiator" (http://gladiator-thefilm.com) site.

In interview, his voice has the same quality - wry, nasal, confiding - but his speech is more meandering and haltering.

As in Hitchcock's film, sexual tension leads to violence, though "Buddy Boy" takes a more meandering, metaphorical route.

This section feels looser and more meandering than the first; when you are watching it, the links between them feel tenuous.

It doesn't make sense and the more you meander, the more you will lose people, and your message will vanish in the ether.

9 mins:More Aussie meandering around the halfway line.

But after two years there, and a few more years meandering, he recast himself as a consultant to nonprofit organizations.

"We've lost the bends and contours that allowed the water to overflow into surrounding bottomlands, where wetland plants and soils could absorb the majority of the pollutants". Richardson's team will address that problem by engineering a new, more naturally meandering streambed for Sandy Creek and filling in its old channel.

"We are seeing extended periods of extreme weather because when the temperature difference between polar and mid northern latitudes gets smaller [because of global warming] this has the effect of weakening the jet stream, allowing it to be deflects more easily and to meander more.