Sentence examples for wander from the point from inspiring English sources

Am I a better friend?" Ames's tendency to wander from the point, and the bluntness with which he asks his employees whom they'd let go (hardly a diplomatic strategy) makes you wonder how he had managed to lead a company for so long.

She insisted, "Well, she nearly died," as if Les had been wandering from the point.

In stump speeches back then, he could wander from point to point with little coherent theme or narrative, bouncing, say, from a digression on legislative procedure to one on constitutional analysis, and taking plenty of time to do it.

Allow your discussion to wander from point to point.

For a DTC to wander from the appropriate migration path, it must displace the intestine.

Senator Jon S. Corzine -- who will never be mistaken for Daniel Webster -- tried to defend Mr. Lautenberg by saying that anyone is prone to become tired during the rigors of a political campaign and make a statement that wanders far from the point.

But I'm wandering away from the point I want to make here.

She gives a masterclass in storytelling that wanders from the point and then back again, painting pictures as she goes.

After losing the second point of the fifth-set tie breaker, Sampras wandered from the baseline, doubled over and threw up.

As we wandered from the science department to the art room to a geography lesson, he pointed out what was different about this school's approach.

2.06 0.69 0.73 Distraction 2 My thoughts wandered from the tasks.