Sentence examples for as estranged from from inspiring English sources

They are as estranged from Muslim communities as they are from western societies.

It was as if the month of December felt as estranged from itself as we did.

And he came to realize that he was as estranged from the academy as he was from commercial radio.

More recently, some of Mr. Emanuel's own colleagues in the close circle of Obama advisers have perpetrated the same narrative, depicting Washington as estranged from what the rest of America considers normalcy.

But the second generation within North African communities are often as estranged from their parents' cultures and mores, and from mainstream Islam, as they are from wider French society.

The new sensibility that has come with these changes is as estranged from a hungry, stunted proletariat as this was from the slow, credulous country people out of which it was conjured.

As for Muslim Indians, they were, as converts, estranged from themselves and from their deeper past.

Finally, the idea of a club banner congratulating Zenit St Petersburg before kick-off might have pleased marketing managers from Gazprom, but it failed to "light up the football" as far as S04 loyalists estranged from their club were concerned.

Was he an early pioneer of Romanticism and, as such, estranged from the dominant ethos of the 18th‑century enlightenment?

He was the Connecticut attorney general from 1983 to 1988 before narrowly defeating Senator Lowell P. Weicker Jr. in 1988, at least in part by portraying him as someone estranged from his party and too much of an independent actor.

He got sick, married his nurse, wrote more novels, none of them as as good as Catch-22, was estranged from his children, and Shirley was reduced to becoming a waitress for a catering company, serving at parties in the Hamptons where years earlier she would have been the guest.