Sentence examples for estrangement of time from inspiring English sources

And it flips easily between the attitudes of Mr. Dylan's two most recent albums: the death-haunted estrangement of "Time Out of Mind" and the gallows-humor cackles and shrugs of " 'Love and Theft.' " Jack Fate seems familiar because he has inhabited Dylan songs for many years.

In their older incarnations Butchie is Marty (Joseph Ragno), the 60-year-old owner of a printing shop, and Tudie is Steve Philip Levyy); and when they meet again in Marty's shop after years of estrangement the time has arrived to sort out the past, assess the present and consider the future.

In cases of family estrangement, ties are cut off for long periods of time or they are in a "chronic, cyclical state of being on again and off again relationships," said Scharp.

Despite the estrangement of Serbs and Albanians, diplomacy is proceeding.

It also accelerated the growing estrangement of Westminster and Holyrood.

His estrangement of the audience's expectations created something new.

The Iconoclastic Controversy had aggravated the estrangement of the Byzantine Church and Empire from the West.

Rather, the threat lies in a continuing incremental erosion and estrangement of them by other Americans.

It's possible that this period of estrangement has given your mother time to contemplate her relationship with her daughter; it's also possible that she hasn't given it a second thought.

That time of estrangement, which lasted through the 1990s, left the Pakistanis feeling scorned and abandoned by the United States, and its military distant and seeded with officers and soldiers sympathetic to conservative Islam — and even at times the very militants they are today charged with fighting.

That feeling of estrangement from the true, variegated self is expressed time and time again in "So You've Been Publicly Shamed," a new book by the journalist Jon Ronson, to be published by Riverhead next week.