He offers the book as a kind of homemade present, whose "unorthodox methods" include some slightly imaginative reconstructions, at least one Internet anecdote, and a tendency to pad or wander from the subject when his material runs thin.
Just as I feared the press was about to wander from the subject, as the bleak prospect of a January burial was all that lay ahead by way of comfort to the grieving, a new fire was ignited: Papa was briefly revivified.
"Gee, I don't know," I said, a little worried about how far we had wandered from the subject of the interview.
The guests worked nearly as hard bending their minds around this dinner as the hosts had, so we felt they deserved a conclusion that was uncomplicated and utterly comfortable, so that the conversation could freely wander away from the subject of food.
9 11 - Jason Linkins: Unfortunately, Obama's making the mistake of wandering away from the subject of the question.
I want to make sure that those people get a tax break now". 9 11 - Jason Linkins: Unfortunately, Obama's making the mistake of wandering away from the subject of the question.
The book's strength is its muchness and connection, its ability to hold many things and ideas aloft, caught in the inertia of its prose, its restless nighttime wander from subject to subject.
At one point, in a digression on theatregoing in New York, Bernhard wanders onto the subject of current Broadway shows.
Mr. Saljic noted that Mr. Mladic's responses to basic questions about his education and military career wandered from subject to subject and said that in his present state he should not be moved.
The conversation wandered back to the subject of television.
Stop thinking so hard, do something else and let your mind wander loosely around the subject, skirting it gently.
