Sentence examples for estrangement to from inspiring English sources

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

Wagner sets up a delicate structural plan that mimics the family's progression from estrangement to a kind of intimacy.

She found more meaningful, she declared, "the movement from estrangement to trust" – precisely the movement traced in Lila.

It is, however, this credential which makes him "heavy" — to young musicians and, despite a serious estrangement, to his old partner Jerry Wexler, who now works at Warner Bros. Records.

Nicosia, called Lefkosia in Greek and Lefkosa in Turkish, most visibly symbolizes this estrangement; to visit both sides, you must cross a checkpoint and change your money — euros on one side, Turkish liras on the other.

In opposite ways, and going from fraternal estrangement to tragic reconciliation, they labor through their country's miasmic three-way horror: two distinct insurrections -- separatist and leftist -- and the government's repression.

Sōseki's proposed solution was to "follow Heaven, forsake the self" (Kodera 1987, 6), but Watsuji's more humanistic remedy for an egoism which inevitably led to estrangement, was to reinvest in one's social interconnectedness.

Karin sees it as her duty to mend all estrangements, to "make things right" during this trip, especially between David and Max, an aspiring writer himself, who is suffering from a bad case of adolescence.

The film does not show Jane and Stephen's decade-long estrangement, preferring to skip to their more recent reconciliation.

Jealousy and estrangement lead to separation; the husband succumbs to violent and self-destructive impulses and fantasies.

This estrangement continues to fester, year in year out, fueled by deep distrust.