Sentence examples for wayward direction from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the reforms pursue a wayward direction.

Whether he was taking a whole sect of artists to task for taking his beloved hip-hop in a wayward direction or wearing crochet hats and chilling with beautiful women while rapping over eclectic melodies--Common has always stayed true to himself.

The unmaking of the Dreyfus case is a very long story — so complex, and taking place at such a snail's pace and in such wayward directions, that almost no one has ever been able to relate it simply.

The book moves chronologically, kicking off with Reynolds's own Bowie figure, Marc Bolan ("[he] androgynised rock – but without sacrificing urgency or heat"), then proffers detailed mini-biographies of others who took glam in their own wayward directions.

Just last week, some were criticizing Twitter for seemingly wayward focus.

Some kids playing nearby threw a wayward ball in our direction.

(And he confessed that he himself had given such directions to wayward motorists).

Noel Santiago, a wayward high school student, seeks direction in life through boxing.

It seems chaotic but organised, in much the same way as Tomlin's wayward black-grey hair frizzes out in every direction.

After eight years with the wayward Boris Yeltsin fitfully in charge, Russians it can be argued need an energetic, clear-minded leader to restore to their country some direction, discipline and pride.

Wild and wayward, it is filled with continuous quick shifts of direction and fractured movement for Ms. Farrell, an anarchic impulse that surfaces in several Balanchine works.