Sentence examples for wandering not from inspiring English sources

The challenge is to observe your mind wandering, not criticise, and just lead it back".

We might settle for "late postmodernism," a term that suggests the peculiar statelessness of contemporary fiction, which finds itself wandering — not unhappily — between tradition and novelty, realism and anti-realism, the mass audience and the élitist critic.

"Don't you know you're a hero?" Mr. Wilson makes it clear that Lyman represents the wandering, not the homeless, men who are scavengers, eating out of garbage pails, as they did in Vietnam.

Wearing elegant all-white costumes (by Linda Roethke) that reflect changing styles over the last 100 years, the actors clown, declaim, threaten, whine and jabber, wandering not only the small, in-the-round stage of the Victor Jory Theater but also launching their conflicting views from high in the audience.

For example, you might be looking at a painting of the nativity story, and the Holy Family will be wandering not through Bethlehem but Bruges.

The days of wondering and wandering, not sure of your next move or your next meal..

His campaign, traced on a map, seems a rather desultory wander not very deep into France.

That money-grubber, just sitting there, letting his mind wander, not even pretending to work.

Sitting with Belinda on her porch swing, I realized that in fifty years she had wandered not more than two blocks from our old house on Champion Avenue.

As a child, he used to wander not far from town in steep-sided valleys that were thickly wooded and lined with streams and ponds.

Now, aimless wandering is not as easy as it sounds.