Sentence examples for estrangement in from inspiring English sources

There is an awful lot of estrangement in Peace's books.

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He was thrown out of the party for "ideological estrangement" in 1949 and jailed for a time.

For many, the complexities of the relationship are what lead to the estrangement in the first place.

After years of estrangement in a foreign land, what can a great Haitian writer expect to find on his return home?

Alliance and Estrangement In Rome, she met the painter and sculptor Penelope Jardine, who became her secretary and later her companion.

There is a theme of self-estrangement in the story.

The decision marks one of the deepest estrangements in Arab-Israeli relations since Israel and Egypt signed their first peace treaty more than 20 years ago.

The agreement that has forged a cabinet of 18 Conservatives and 5 Liberal Democrats will require members to bury old ideological differences and personal estrangements in what amounts to a historic experiment in government by concession and compromise -- what Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, the Liberal Democrat leader, has called "a new kind of government" and "a new politics".

The estrangement begins in moments, in little sharp judgments that you instantly put out of your mind.

Before the novel's end, a series of misunderstandings and betrayals results in Lydia and Skip's estrangement and in public knowledge of the baby.