Sentence examples for wayward conduct from inspiring English sources
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One is a single mother (Lisa Vidal, in a notably three-dimensional performance); another, the captain (Bonnie Bedelia, in a listless showing), frets over a wayward daughter and conducts a hotel-room affair with a younger man; still another (Nancy McKeon) is single, likes to drink and is grimly promiscuous as she looks for love.
However, the question of whether Greenberg would have reigned-in the reckless conduct of its wayward London child can never be definitively answered, since he was by then ousted and replaced by Sullivan.
Wayward in pacing but delectably tuneful, the opera is conducted by the company's artistic director, Michael Spierman, and directed by Benjamin Spierman, his son.
The two secular epics Erec and Iwein, both based on works by Chrétien de Troyes and belonging to the Arthurian cycle, enshrine Hartmann's ethical ideal of restraint and moderation in human conduct, and are complementary in that they depict the return to grace of wayward knights.
Wayward parenting was mentioned.
SUBATOMIC particles can be wayward.
Wayward Press about the Election.
WAYWARD PRESS about evening newspapers.
