Sentence examples for adrift deeply from inspiring English sources
The youngest, Edie, has fewer responsibilities, but is the most adrift, deeply lonely and plagued by an eating disorder.
On the most tangible level, the vote on Tuesday was proof from the ballot box of what polls have shown: this is a party that is adrift, deeply divided and uninspired when it comes to its presidential candidates and unsure of how to counter an energized Democratic Party.
And Scherr's exquisite solo on "Adrift on a Star" deeply echoes Thorpe's seductive pathos.
Deeply fortunate to be only six points adrift at the interval after that error-strewn opening period – Ireland were worth far more than the three penalties nailed by Sexton, answered only by Ford's drop goal – England found themselves being tested on the rack the moment the action resumed and immediately began to weaken in mind and spirit, if not in body.
It really shows that in abandoning deeply felt political subjects Mr. Simmons has cast himself somewhat adrift.
Tykwer has a shrewd sense of how deeply unnerving corporate environments are: he often contrives for his shabby hero to find himself adrift in vast secular cathedrals of glass and steel.
His most recent film, Adrift, was a beautifully shot low-budget Brazilian production, which had at its core a fractious yet deeply loving relationship between a father and his daughter.
And my mind was deeply troubled by an apprehension that today's Catholic leadership is somehow also going in the wrong direction, is adrift, and appears completely unable to handle the international crisis of the many charges of sexual abuse made against an earlier generation of priests and of their superiors.
