Sentences with phrase «aimless drifting»

Centered around a small town, to which college dropout (and anthropomorphized cat) Mae returns to rediscover old friends and settle back into her old life, Night in the Woods appears to capture a feeling of aimless drifting with a creepy, foreboding sense of something dark going on just behind the curtain.

Dr. Danielle Moss Lee proposes a few useful alternatives to rigorous testing and aimless drifting as the long countdown to summer vacation begins.

As we follow her subsequent aimless drifting through this seaside city, the notion of truth becomes a primary concern for the film, which commits steadfastly to understated realism.

Not exact matches

Hermits - Although well - educated, they appear somewhat aimless and drift along passively.

Robson - Kanu arrived for the last half hour of a game drifting towards an aimless draw, and took less than ten minutes to make his mark.

Nonetheless, if one's attention were to momentarily drift during this aimless dramatic nadir, it would be possible to miss the stray lines of dialogue that set off the plot — and yet, before you know it, Maria's mother (Hope Davis) is chucking plates around her kitchen, frustrated over her husband's ineffectual attempts to sell the new hospital proposal.

A sax player, a party girl, a writer and other aimless friends drift after graduating from college.

But after drifting along with the aimless young characters for a while, the story takes a dramatic turn and major incidents begin to pile up: deaths, near - deaths, and disappearances.

The characters and their journey are aimless, drifting spirits but the film itself never feels lost or lacking in control.

Bikes, skateboards, and even hoverboards drift down the Marvin Braude Bike Trail in an aimless procession of fun.

The epic slowness of the Medusa episode, survivors drifting for days on an aimless raft, has been replaced by the instant, matter - of - fact presence of the wreck: an almost too perfect illustration of philosopher Paul Virilio's intuition of the accident as the ultimate aim of speed.