And though their choice of subjects wandered into the rogue criminals, thieves, beggars the light cast an aura of spirituality, driving the mood, the character, and the message.
Whatever the case, they, like their subject, wander into dangerous territory, though without the same inspired results.
The first subject wandered in at around noon — a scruffy, swivel-hipped young redhead named Daniel Maiden-whod, who played drums for the singer Anna Calvi.
A "listener of genius," as the Times once called him, Mitchell made an art out of detailing his subjects' magical, wandering commentary.
But the subject matter wanders far beyond the perils of the putty tat: sex and regret ("A Letter to Colleen," by Andy and Carolyn London); a fascist bird empire conquering a clockwork London ("Bathtime in Clerkenwell" and "Last Time in Clerkenwell," by Alex Budovsky); a teenage girl petrified by pregnancy (Ms. Baumane's "Birth").
The subject wanders inside.
Over all, subjects' minds were wandering about 47% of the time, the duo reports online today in Science.
King Ouf wants to celebrate his birthday by impaling a subject and wanders the city in disguise, seeking a potential victim.
Slater; next to her, in order round the table, Mr. and Mrs. Post, Monsieur Rausch, (the subject of these wandering but vicious lines), and, between him and the purser's left, a maiden lady who appeared for lunch the first day, smiled tentatively once, silently withdrew on catching the oily eye of a sardine, and was seen no more.
Slater; next to her, in order round the table, Mr. and Mrs. Post, Monsieur Rausch, (the subject of these wandering but vicious lines), and, between him and the purser's left, a maiden lady who appeared for lunch the first day, smiled tentatively once, silently withdrew on catching the oily eye of a sardine, and was seen no more.
