Sentence examples for drifting far from inspiring English sources

First-rate agitprop has a way of drifting far from its primary causes.

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

"If the U.S. government continues with its irresponsible dilatory approach over its debt disease, there will be a day when Uncle Sam busts his borrowing limit while the groaning U.S. economy drifting far beyond redemption," said the not always perfectly fluent English-language commentary.

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.

Whether it's a tropical paradise or a lunar escape, the feeling of drifting far away from everyday life is at the core of Psychemagik's style.

It fragmented before it could drift far.

The members of Act Up had drifted far apart.

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

Even before Henry VIII died (1547), Cranmer had drifted far in the direction of Protestantism.

He wakes in unknown waters, having drifted far from the cove of the title.

His words drift far from reality, and not only when talking about the Senate Banking Committee.