Sentence examples for rather rambling from inspiring English sources

Even those awed by Bruckner's long-spanned structures concede that this movement is rather rambling.

His novels often have a rather rambling feel, and there is little sense of urgency in identifying a unifying theme.

The men in trench-coats went on to infiltrate a public meeting where our hero "gave a rather rambling account of some of his experiences in Spain".

He goes on to talk, in a rather rambling way, about the animal kingdom and how human mores regarding marriage and fidelity correspond to what we know of primate behavior.

The point I am attempting to make via this very long and rather rambling article is that Shadow and Bone is absolutely knock-your-socks-off amazing and just so different from your average YA fantasy.

7.43pm: We're going to have an E11 starting at 8.12pm 7.51pm: Here's Scott Oliver's take on KP. "In the light of the ongoing KP saga," he writes, "I wrote a long and rather rambling meditation on Steve Archibald's assertion that "team spirit was an illusion glimpsed in the aftermath of victory" going by way of (a very amateur take on) nonlinear thermodynamics".

So the mystery about Lenore isn't really this book's main concern; it would much rather ramble.

He was calm and talked slowly, by his standards and, rather than rambling on interminably, which is his regular speaking style, he spoke for fewer than ten minutes.

If you don't understand the fuss, then the rather shrill, rambling Mouthwash from Nash's set, available in the Featured Artists section, is unlikely to enlighten you.

That was pretty bloody hot work I can tell you, and on reflection the book might have been much more interesting if I had concentrated mainly on that rather than rambling on about other hot places for 300 pages and leaving myself just five for the marathon.

Rather than ramble to less expensive areas, Mr. Hines wanted to stay in Queens, where he was born and raised and still near his friends.