Wayward In A Sentence

Definition of Wayward

• Goldsmith was always the wayward and erratic being whom we have represented in these pages.
• For it appeared that the wayward pianist was very irregular and had to be constantly coaxed.
• The wayward arrangement of the blossoms on the branch is the delight of artists.
• He is no sedulous governess restraining and correcting the wayward steps of men.
• In a moment of wayward impulse he had slipped up a stairway and blundered on a shrine.
• He took her by the arm, and again she had a wayward thought of the hand of the law.
• He caught the wayward fingers in his own and held them, drawing quite close to her.
• This was to be our last night on the moors; the end of our wayward life had come.
• Winnie was delighted with a bit of gorge road which played at hide and seek with a wayward brook.
• No sooner had the thought entered the head of the wayward girl than she proceeded to act upon it.
• Even so it is with these wayward streams that course down the sides of Ingleborough.
• She was openly displeased, and in vain she tried to catch the eye of her wayward lord.
• Tira watched him, fascinated by him, the strength in abeyance, the wayward will.

• I have been a wayward child.
• He so wilfully wayward and you so helpless.
• Still attend her wayward pleasure?
• He smiled as upon a wayward child.
• It may be that some father here has a wayward son.
• Oh, wayward and unappreciating heart!
• Dost thou dare show a wayward spirit here?
• I feel an unaccountable affection for this wayward child.
• Nurse had the wayward Ralph by the hand.
• What, to Catullus alone if a wayward fancy resort not?
• Wild words of all the wayward songs I sing . . .
• Did Wild Bill recall his wayward past?
• Swell, raging seas! frown, wayward Destinies!
• To Guide An Ever Wayward Pen.
• Reed yielded to a wayward impulse left over from his boyhood.
• He was willing to concede that his imagination was wayward and romantic.
• Anne bent down from her serenity to notice and soothe the wayward child.
• For the man was a creature of strong passions and wayward desires.
• No one ever felt a deeper solicitude in behalf of the wayward and thoughtless.
• Every fresh blaze flung up by the wayward logs created new images.
• Sole empress of a tuneful wayward choir, thoughtless and giddy.
• They were untaught and unfed, and clamoured loudly with wayward tongues.
• She is coach for the backward and wayward in Math.
• The tree is wayward in its branching habit, its twigs irregular and angular.
• Mariamne had grown more fantastic, and capricious, and wayward than ever.
• Dolph Dennison laughed with the callousness of a wayward boy.
• The wayward self-will of a mere girl could hardly merit such stern reprisal.