Sentence examples for drift farther away from inspiring English sources

With each session, Straus has watched the Republican Party drift farther away from the "compassionate conservatism" of the Governor Bush era and become increasingly dominated by Christian ideologues, such as Patrick, for whom economic issues are secondary.

In doing so, we drift farther away from any kind of meaningful change.

Her best guess was that the shore had drifted farther away again.

The merry, frantic din of school rose up around them, louder and louder, as Yemen, fascinating and dusty, drifted farther away.

Instead it rides the rising waves, bobbing up again and again, drifting farther away from land it was not meant for, from everything familiar.

I began to see Gaza as, I suspect, many Gazans do: a floating island, a dystopian Atlantis, drifting farther away from contact with any other society.

On both issues, many nations, especially the Europeans, have been working overtime to keep the United States from drifting farther away from international organizations just as world trends become more global.

The real question is whether MINI can and should widen its fleet as it drifts farther away from the icon that started it all, the 1960s-era Mini Cooper.

His words drifted farther away from me.

On the issue that most preoccupied Dr. King in the months before his death -- poverty -- his vision is far from complete, and in many ways has drifted farther away.

Each time they moved, they drifted farther away from Hambantota and everything they had ever known.