To underline the couple's increasing estrangement, Rob and Megan usually confront each other from opposite sides of the room.
His attempt via the Jesuit astronomers in 1615-16 to convince the Vatican backfired and, in Wootton's view, led to an increasing estrangement with the Jesuits.
Charles Moskos, a professor of military sociology at Northwestern University, said the lack of enlistment reflected a trend of increasing estrangement between the military and society.
It is just every parent's nightmare.' Speaking on condition that their first names were not used, the dead woman's father detailed their fruitless attempts to get her off drugs and increasing estrangement from their troubled daughter.
In a sickeningly swift eighty pages, the protagonist becomes aware of the petty and vicious nature of his fellow-townspeople, of his increasing estrangement from friends and family, and of his first grotesque (if fascinating) stirrings of sexuality.
Pope Gregory VII (1073 85), however, still accepted lay investiture at the start of his papacy, but his increasing estrangement from King Henry IV (1056 1105/6) over the sovereign's refusal to obey papal commands eventually disrupted the traditional harmony between the two offices.
Increasing estrangement between the colony and England resulted in the annulment of the company's charter in 1684 and the substitution of royal government under a new charter granted in 1691.
The film, which Mr. Ayoade (pronounced AY-oh-aw-day) wrote and directed, tells the story of Oliver Tate, an intelligent but awkward kid dealing with a turbulent first love and his parents' increasing estrangement.
Small steps first, ever increasing.
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