Sentence examples for estrangement during which from inspiring English sources

They had been together a long time, though there was one period of estrangement, during which C. appeared with another man.

After a long estrangement, Mr. Haim reunited with Mr. Feldman in 2007 for an A&E reality series called "The Two Coreys" during which Mr. Haim lived with Mr. Feldman and his wife for three months.

Lionel and Bertie's estrangement ends as Bertie is about to ascend to the throne, and Lionel is called in to prepare him for his coronation and later for the delivery of his first wartime radio address, a nine-minute speech during which Lionel stands at Bertie's side and coaches him through every phrase.

He sought the estrangement to which his readymades are eerie monuments.

Tortured by insomnia, grief and regret, Beckett's divided phantom craves solace, empathetically comprehending those feelings of estrangement from which we all suffer.

The "hopeless estrangement" of which you spoke was instead triggered by the initial lawsuit in which Ernest and Julio sued their younger brother to prevent him from using his own name, Joseph Gallo, as a trademark on his cheese products.

One example is the alienation variant self-estrangement, which indicates that some ideal human condition exists [9].

The two were estranged for several years after Groundhog Day, an estrangement which Ramis compared to having "a hole in my heart", but were reunited before his death.

It also showed how estranged he was from himself, and hinted at the repercussions of this estrangement, which aren't in the least bit funny but as serious as can be.

These lines are redolent with depression and the sense of estrangement from humanity which depression fosters.

Thus "today's high rate of divorce may be evidence of a growing estrangement, which transcends the difficulties of individual couples".