Sentence examples for drawn further away from inspiring English sources

As the business grew Sproxton found himself being drawn further away from the creative side to taking care of a growing bureaucracy.

Nathaniel Donnelly, who was part of the Marine push in Iraq that helped topple Saddam Hussein in the spring of 2003, said his time at war left him proud, yet also weary and afraid that he was being drawn further away from the civilian life he wanted one day.

Hannah Arendt claimed, in her analysis of World War II, that "in general, the degree of responsibility increases as we draw further away from the man who uses the fatal instrument with his own hands".

Politically, in nations across the world, both the left and the far right grow more numerous, and draw further away from the mainstream establishment, every year.

Past this intersection, MD 355 becomes Frederick Road and heads northwest into a mix of commercial and residential areas in Derwood, drawing further away from the railroad tracks.

The character started out somewhat autobiographical, but over time it drew further and further away from me.

With their own set of ethics & their special language they have been drawing further & further away from the workaday world, creating for themselves a higher sphere in which they can act as they please and talk as they please.

He refused to be drawn further.

The only thing he could give any serious thought to was his wife's drawing ever further away.

What's more, the red herring of food poverty draws attention further away from one essential fact about supermarkets we must digest if we are ever to make any progress: waste is hard-wired into the supermarket system.

Though the miles drew him further away, Bill and I grew closer.