meandering

• “He gets away with meandering from the mystery plot”

  Mark Henry’s HAPPY HOUR OF THE DAMNED « Urban Fantasy Land

• “The moral of all this meandering is this: computers and connectivity have gotten to be important, as you say, in most professions.”

  Connection Overload

• “And meandering from the Greek river which winds all over the place.”

  The Volokh Conspiracy » Rivers and Words:

• “There was one large water-hole and a succession of small ones, connected by water-courses, now dry, and meandering from a gully, which on the eastern side broke the hill against which Moongarr head-station was built.”

  Lady Bridget in the Never-Never Land

• “Fortunately, the meandering is often redeemed by Sittenfeld’s ability to evoke surprising details and fresh perspectives.”

  Finds and flops

• “It is more often characterized by meandering incremental steps designed to make problems less bad rather than "solve" them.”

  The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com

• “Music was once an expression meandering through the myriad tributaries of the depths of the human soul.”

  Asian

• “It's kind of meandering," said Ralph Preston, market analyst with Heritage West Financial.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Gold Meanders to a Small Gain

• “Ron Broglio's audiocast and essay on Wordsworth, for example, draw heavily on Deleuze's work with Guattari, emphasizing the ways in which their approach to "meandering" and”

  Introduction

• “He had the Clinton years as precursor to all the disaster he's plopped on the world: the meandering, meaningless Clinton Israel-Palestine talks that allowed the Israelis to double the number of settlers over the Clinton years; using NATO to by pass the UN and conduct a "humanitarian" bombing campaign; keeping the military bases in Saudi Arabia; keeping the sanctions on Iraq and killing half a million Iraqi children.”

  Edwards: I'll Travel The World To Fix U.S.'s Global Image

Show 10 more examples...