| Now the river is no more than a runnel, and his paintings articulate the artist's inner musings and memories. |
| We can only put this down to fanciful musings by journalists on a slow news day. |
| All human life is contained within the covers of the book, which runs to 227 pages and contains a wonderful collection of musings and anecdotes. |
| His summary of the year 1741 is characteristic of the rather sententious tenor of his musings. |
| I left, drank my hot chocolate and so to bed with disappointed musings as I drifted off to the land of Nod. |
| Her efforts are bent toward finding a truer, more complex rationale for the character's pain than the script's menopausal musings. |
