Sentence examples for drifting further away from from inspiring English sources

Corbyn and his party "are drifting further away from the voters they need to persuade to return Labour to government.

Recently, such conflicts tended to keep South Korea drifting further away from Japan as Seoul appeared to be cozying up more to Beijing.

You're drifting further away from it by the day.

At this juncture, the world is drifting further away from the original universal vision that drove this project.

Over the last 20 years, his research shows, the number of both Democratic and Republican moderates have dwindled, leaving the two parties drifting further away from each other and closer to their party's ideological extremes.

Since his 2011 album Far Side Virtual, Ferraro's music has been drifting further away from the overdriven, 80s rock satire that put him on the map and deeper into the pristine digital corridors of hip-hop and pop it's also become more plainly, outspokenly political, and Skid Row is no exception.

But as winter nears and the cold begins to close in, Sam starts to drift further away from Grace and more problems seem to roll in.

"If Greece were to leave the eurozone, these countries would lose their principal sponsor and they could drift further away from the EU," he said.

Certainly, the C.C.P., which remains as opposed to free elections as ever, has no choice but to derive its legitimacy from Mao Zedong even as it drifts further away from his ideals.

He is interested neither in conventional realism — he drifts further away from it with each film — nor in equally conventional displays of self-consciousness, but rather in staging collisions between those two styles.

Blackburn, meanwhile, have drifted further away from the top six following consecutive defeats.