Sentence examples for drifted far away from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Obama invokes the spirit of Mr. Reagan, it is to argue that the Republican Party of Mr. Romney has drifted far away from its popular roots.

"You take a nap and you wake up and you've drifted far away and there's no one on the beach anymore and it's night.

They all started off in seemingly strong positions, some in states that had drifted far away from Democrats in recent years.

For sure, most occupations in the West have drifted far away from the baseline of biological self-preservation.

By this time I had decidedly drifted far away from what might have been expected of me by my parents in terms of occupation/profession.

California has drifted far away from the place that John Gunther described in 1946 as "the most spectacular and most diversified American state … so ripe, golden". Instead of a role model, California has become a cautionary tale of mismanagement of what by all rights should be the country's most prosperous big state.

But I try to stay focused on the match, otherwise you can quickly drift far away.

"Jordan at the official level is drifting far away from Jordan at the popular level," reflected a Jordanian political analyst, Muna Shuqair, this week.

In other words, the financialisation of the market for basic foodstuffs has led to prices drifting far away from the fundamentals of supply and demand, as investors treat betting on the future price of food as just another asset for their portfolio, bringing uncertainty and volatility, and masking the true balance between supply and demand.

"The government is acting too slowly in this situation and those girls are drifting far away from the values that they have been brought up with," he writes.

The discoveries were helping search teams narrow the focus of their efforts, with the relatively calm waters of the Mediterranean preventing wreckage from drifting far away.