Sentence examples for wanders as from inspiring English sources

(Kehr) 'THE GLEANERS AND I' (Saturday and Monday) No one wanders as wonderfully as Agnès Varda, the director of "The Gleaners and I" (2000), a narrative documentary.

The movie wanders, as diffidently as Martin himself, into some fairly hokey, sentimental territory — the sad whore, the john who thinks he can rescue her and the talkative street urchin are not exactly fresh characters — but the sincerity of the enterprise redeems some of the clichés.

The visitor's eye wanders, as did the artist's, restlessly between the two.

Your mind wanders as well as your soul and I feel like a better person because of it.

But our attention flits and wanders as never before.

Your mind wanders as you explore country lanes, woods, bridle paths and cinder tracks.

Chestnuts may wander as far away as Thanksgiving, but not so figgy pudding or fruitcake or roast goose.

For a time as brief as it is legendary, most of that space was open range, where livestock could wander as free as deer and a brand was the only property line that mattered.

It was not too difficult to distinguish the two-time defending champions marching to their third title from that other team wandering as aimlessly as its shots.

The effects of ECG baseline wandering as well as noise in compression are also discussed.

Two: no matter where in the known Universe you wander, as long as you are still in contact with Earth, the media will find you.