Sentence examples for estranged relations from inspiring English sources

Beyond dealing with the North Korean crisis, Mr. Ban would also be called on to mend estranged relations with the United States, the largest donor to the United Nations, which have grown more strained with the war in Iraq.

Mr. Rowhani, who has said he wants to find ways to improve Iran's estranged relations with the United States, is scheduled to take office in early August.

But Iranian rights activists have said Mr. Hekmati, 28, would have been the first American citizen to be executed in Iran in the 33 years of estranged relations between the two countries.

An obsessive like Errol Morris or Werner Herzog might have pushed beyond pathos and curiosity, deeper into the literal no man's land that lies between us and our estranged animal relations.

He was despised by his children, estranged from other relations, and ostracised by members of the House of Lords.

"When it became clear that Clinton would be tough with the Pakistanis when he went to Islamabad -- as indeed he was -- India smiled," said Dennis Kux, author of the definitive history of Indian-American relations, "Estranged Democracies" (Sage Publications, 1993).

Perhaps this asocial view stems from the alienated nature of most societies which makes individual activity appear to be estranged from social relations.

Even though the long-estranged relations between the United States and Iran have worsened under the Trump administration, thousands of Iranians have come to the United States to study.

"I flipped," said Dennis Kux, author of a history of Indian-American relations called "Estranged Democracies," who has been traveling to India for more than 40 years.

"I, due to many reasons, believe that we would lose less by having direct interaction," he said in a chapter on hypothetical relations between the estranged countries.

Mr Andreoli complained that he had no relations with his estranged wife and son and saw no reason why he should continue to support him.