Sentence examples for adrift both from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Jianguo, whose residual faith in the Communist Party and in Mao had perished on June 4th, was adrift, both politically and personally.

But in "The Body" the hero, adrift both as a famous oldster in London cultural circles and as a beautiful youngster in the party circles of Europe, is so assimilated, so denatured, so securely removed from the lively, home-based ethnic/ethical conflicts usually driving Kureishi's fiction that his sketchy adventures form less a novel than a parable.

It is a lot easier to dismiss "that David Copperfield rubbish" if you have had an education and upbringing that leaves you at ease with the best British and American literature, not culturally adrift from both.

Adrift from both, they are attracted by a simple, electronically disseminated version of the faith which can readily be propagated among people of all cultures, including white Europeans.Another French "Islamologue", Antoine Sfeir, has identified relations between the sexes as a big factor in the re-Islamisation of second-generation Muslims in Europe.

With Dungannon beating Ballinamallard, Warrenpoint are now four points adrift of both Institute and the Swifts at the bottom of the table.

The Red Devils are nine points behind fourth-placed Manchester City, who have two games in hand, and 11 adrift of both Liverpool and Arsenal, who - like United - have played 28 matches.

But for these two adrift souls, both of whom attempted to smother their mutual attraction for fear of Hannah's resentment, their budding relationship has grounded them.

He survived 28 days adrift, but his friends both died of thirst.

"They're both adrift, in a way," she says of Madeline and Paul.

Geopolitically, Mao Zedong's China was isolated and adrift, hostile to both the Soviet Union and the United States.

By the end of the two-thousands, El-P and Mike were both adrift, slightly bitter, and consuming drugs at a worrying pace.