Sentence examples for further estranged from from inspiring English sources

Pisemsky was further estranged from his colleagues and public by a novel satirizing the radical younger generation, Vzbalamuchennoye more (1863; "The Stormy Sea").

Pius reigned for another eight years, during which he became further estranged from the Italian government and witnessed a general outbreak of anticlericalism in western Europe.

Kevin Rudd, Labor's last prime minister, once declared himself "basically a conservative when it comes to questions of financial management" and as both an individual and an influence, he could not be further estranged from the modern Labor tribe.

Moreover, the academic community will be further estranged from the political process.

It breaks communications and affinities between countries, leaving citizens further estranged from the outside world.

In 1929, in the tense politicized atmosphere of the Stalin revolution, Mandelshtam became enmeshed in a copyright scandal that further estranged him from the literary establishment.

His Nazi-era childhood alone would have produced, at the least, ambivalence about that heritage, but his homosexuality only further estranged him, particularly from the bourgeois West German society of the immediate postwar years.

This has no doubt further estranged many of those who read poetry at all from reading (or otherwise experiencing) this type of poetry in particular.

This has further estranged millions of potential voters.

On the other, attempts to render subjective experience academically legitimate by presenting it as a social product further estrange the individual from his experience, by translating it into third-person terms he or she may not endorse or recognise: individual experiences of beauty can suddenly become embodiments of class prejudice.

The study guide will further estrange the denomination from the Jewish community, said Rabbi Noam Marans, the American Jewish Committee's director of intergroup and interreligious relations.