" The Ambitious Generation: America's Teenagers, Motivated But Directionless", by Barbara Schneider and David Stevenson, Yale University Press, 1999.
Chelsea also looked directionless, with John Terry appearing to have more influence on the team talk before extra-time than Grant.
Anderson died in a plane crash in 1990, leaving the group directionless.
"Restless, directionless youth agonize over the fruitlessness of their existence, " she said.
Yes, Biogen had evolved into a directionless bureaucracy, but Scangos had a hunch that the soul of those early days was still in there, somewhere.
Last month, for example, parliament's powerful finance standing committee issued a 48-page report attacking UID, calling it hasty, directionless, ill-conceived and saying it must be stopped.
Example, killing a guy on a jet pack can cause him to lose control and fly all over the place directionless, knocking down other enemies and stage objects while his arms flail around dynamically.
In making this judgment, they may not be including in their calculus some essential qualities that can make all of the difference between a smooth and successful transition and a short-lived, rocky tenure that leaves the organization drifting and directionless.
No doubt, much to Pam Edstrom's disapproval, daughter Jennifer and her fellow author depict an almost directionless company riven by turf wars and the rivalries of feuding barons intent only on interpreting the frequently delphic utterances of the bespectacled one.
There do seem to be many young adults who are enormously smart and knowledgeable but directionless, who are enthusiastic and exuberant but unable to commit to a particular kind of work or a particular love until well into their 20s or 30s.
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