Sentence examples for becoming distant from inspiring English sources
They, too, are becoming distant objects on the Web.
Henry pondered his affection for his parents, and decided it was becoming distant and routine.
The child may grow up ignoring or becoming distant from the parts of identity that he or she is not in contact with.
WITH the backyard cookouts of Memorial Day and the Fourth of July fast becoming distant memories, there is still time this summer to get serious about barbecue.
Where people, she says, are becoming distant from each other; where in warm living rooms families sit together but apart, each concentrating on individual screens.
This isn't such a stretch: Copley was already behaving oddly during the move from Boston, talking and walking like a robot and becoming distant, so Nathaniel believes him capable of more extreme acting out.
As the new year began, the quake was becoming a distant occurrence.
The City of London is still a magnet, the 2008 crash fast becoming a distant memory.
His time at the top end of the world rankings was becoming a distant memory.
With the days of commanding large fees from advertisers becoming a distant memory, agencies are squeezed.
