Sentence examples for grew increasingly distant from inspiring English sources

Soon after his death, Jacks cleared the first floor of furniture, and she grew increasingly distant, they said.

He wrote many tracts based on Rand's philosophy of objectivism and grew increasingly distant from old acquaintances.

While others were enjoying themselves, I grew increasingly distant from my studies, having never imagined the course would be so statistics-heavy.

As the gang expanded into ten cities, early in the past decade, James grew increasingly distant from the hand-to-hand fighting and hand-to-mouth existence of his foot soldiers.

This week, Cox and Lewis, who has grown increasingly distant from reporters in recent years, engaged in something of a vaudeville act when reporters approached.

For Cornelia, whose life with Josh has become increasingly isolated — and who is growing increasingly distant from her friends, all of whom are the mothers of young children — any novel experience is welcome.

For Cornelia, whose life with Josh has become increasingly isolated and who is growing increasingly distant from her friends, all of whom are the mothers of young children any novel experience is welcome.

But Ms. Clarke based her campaign on the theme that Mr. Owens had been ineffective in his 18 years in Congress and had grown increasingly distant from the concerns of residents.

The story is preposterous but then so is being a teenager, and while those years grow increasingly distant, I suspect the intended audience will still identify with its characters.

As its current owner, the National Association of Securities Dealers, grows increasingly distant, the exchange has searched two years for a potential buyer.

In this light, I empirically assess the critique of some academics (1) that risks are not mitigated but transferred to more vulnerable actors, (2) that technology is not a neutral fix but has local political repercussions, and (3) that international and national aid workers grow increasingly distant from their local counterparts and the people they aim to help.