Sentence examples for becoming estranged from inspiring English sources

With his decidedly outsider's background, Mr. Zugazagoitia, who was executive assistant to the director of the Guggenheim Museum, could become a lightning rod for complaints from those worried that the museum is becoming estranged from its neighborhood.

Some wrote about cheating on their partner; others wrote about becoming estranged from their parents.

She was becoming estranged from her third husband, the newspaper publisher Jeffrey Bauer.

Has the alphabet itself undergone an "ideographic turn", becoming "estranged from itself"?

Kim Weyeneth said that she and Taylor were becoming estranged from Greacen and that she is now seeking a divorce.

At the same time he was becoming estranged from his Hegelian friends for whom shocking the bourgeois was a sufficient mode of social activity.

Wilder would eventually become estranged from Katharine.

Tanveer vanished to Philadelphia, becoming totally estranged from the family.

Unfortunately, the life sciences are becoming increasingly estranged from this way of thinking.

But this illustrates the danger of a media and political class becoming so estranged from the public, that with calamity on the horizon and hucksters on the prowl, they cannot get a hearing.

He wants you to register the sound of the word, becoming "stranded and estranged" from its meaning.