Sentence examples for more wayward from inspiring English sources

But others took a more wayward path.

Words were also written on more wayward topics.

At least some of us wanted to be more wayward.

These questions sparked others, more wayward and impatient.

And the longer the economy struggles, the more wayward politicians are likely to become.

But the younger sons and the flocks of daughters, nieces and cousins were much more wayward.

It is more a wayward kind of poetry, a softly spoken sort of light exuberance which gestures at something very serious.

As the government has imposed a moralistic, serially invasive agenda that treats the public more as wayward children to be disciplined than citizens to be engaged, people have responded by whisking away the semi-obscurity and lack of scrutiny the state government usually operates under.

Dowd argues the pioneers are more like wayward wisdom-seekers than white saviors, despite a stated focus on leadership development.

More on those wayward sorts at Ukip.

He looks more like a wayward children's TV presenter than a musician.