| His trip back to Peru is emotionally scintillating, as are his reflections on the passage of time and the vagaries of memory. |
| Some of them are natural, the results of vagaries of climate, but others, the majority, are caused by human frailty and cupidity. |
| Amid the vagaries of that mechanism, the people's interests are narrowly interpreted as financial benefits. |
| Afterwards, he sits on the city hall steps reciting doggerel verses on the vagaries of the day's decisions. |
| Buckner's interests move more toward atmosphere than concrete content, yet he never veers off too far into inscrutability or vagaries. |
| This sharp portrays a group of people suffering through the vagaries of the butterfly effect. |
