Sentence examples for adrift easily from inspiring English sources
Mr. Boufala worries that the country is adrift, easily prey to self-appointed militias like the Islamists.
Without that anchor to exterior reality, theoretical activity can easily go adrift -- as is happening in the case of quantum gravity.
Still, amid the resentment there was some sympathy for an older generation adrift in the digital world that millennials navigate easily, and frustration about how all political parties had failed large swaths of the country.
The experience has given the time and fuel to think about the essential anchor that work provides to so many people — not just in terms of income, but also in terms of self, friendship and purpose — and yet how easily this anchor can be cut away from us, its moorings, setting us adrift.
With Jack Wilshere and Frank Lampard also adrift of William Kvist and Christian Poulsen in midfield, this allowed Denmark to build attacks far too easily.
The FA Cup is now City's most likely source of silverware as they lie 12 points adrift of Premier League leaders Manchester United, and manager Roberto Mancini's side played with real purpose to win easily.
In these elections, the pattern seemed all too easily repeated with a Socialist Party that had not only been ousted from the presidential race but also seemed adrift, leaderless and out of touch with its traditional supporters.
Durham and her boyfriend are the kind of young people our culture sets adrift — working-class and undereducated, with weak support networks, few authority figures, and no script for sexual maturity beyond the easily neglected admonition to always use a condom.
