Sentence examples for wayward manner from inspiring English sources
Thus he converts a seemingly casual and wayward manner into a strategic virtue and expeditious method.
Ron Howard's "The Dilemma" is a mess, but it's an affecting mess, and my guess is that those who can put up with its wayward manner may make it a cult hit — and deservedly so.
The Open has long been known for its abuses: antics by Connors, Nastase and McEnroe; brutal heat and humidity; night shadows that spooked Borg; offensive smells at low tide; wayward smoke from the kitchens; surly manners; high prices; bad sight lines.
This nimble, entertaining homage to Henry James's late work "The Ambassadors," in which an American heads to Paris to retrieve a wayward son, brilliantly upends the theme, meaning and stylistic manner of its revered precursor.
Though the music has something of an insider's appeal - in that Imbert often favours microtonal pitch-warps and sandpapery free-jazz multiphonics - it fizzes with a wayward swing, and the leader's vibrato mingles the passions of Sidney Bechet and Albert Ayler in a spookily eloquent manner.
Wayward parenting was mentioned.
This has led to all manner of disturbance among the servants, many of whom have been hired to give them the opportunity to mend their wayward habits.
SUBATOMIC particles can be wayward.
Wayward Press about the Election.
