Sentence examples for become increasingly distant from inspiring English sources

She said he had become increasingly distant from their sometimes tempestuous relationship.

But this time it struck a little closer to home — a home that had become increasingly distant during her 14 years living in the United States.

"Everybody talks by cellphone and the relationship evolves because you become increasingly distant from whomever you lie to, and you become increasingly close to whomever you tell the truth to".

A European Union that has become increasingly distant from its citizens began an extraordinary effort today to create a more representative government as the 15-nation bloc expands across the Continent and absorbs as many as nine new members.

The first cracks in the O'Neill-Lerner relationship began to appear during that period and by the time the season came to a close the two men, at one time so close, had become increasingly distant and no longer shared the same vision for the club.

But he was kept on when no one of sufficient stature could be found to take a post that seemed to have become increasingly distant from the real power in Washington.

Canada's relations with Britain became increasingly distant, while those with the United States became closer.

He began playing tenor saxophone in U.S. Army bands (1958 61), after which his playing became increasingly distant from standard harmonic practices.

After 11 years of marital bliss, and before her very eyes, the husband with whom she had shared dreams and duties became increasingly distant and self-indulgent.

But these were few and far between as the Republican nominee became increasingly distant outside of his rallies and his omnipresent Twitter account.

She is effusive about his attentiveness as a lover and as a husband, but she does not spare him in describing the period of time, starting in 2003, when he became increasingly distant and even hostile toward her.