Sentence examples for growing apart from from inspiring English sources

His marriage had failed, and he was growing apart from his parents and his siblings.

Feeling sad about growing apart from a good friend may help you realize you still care about that relationship.

"I kind of feel that I've been growing apart from my friends recently," I said to Sarah.

Zelda, too, looks different each time he flies back east to see her, and their daughter, Scottie, is growing apart from them both.

Kate admits the trip was difficult but they wanted to help Tom fulfil his dream: "We wondered if we'd blundered in, satisfying our own sense of guilt [for growing apart from Tom the older we got] and getting overexcited about a project that was torture for him?

He was not especially productive here, working unsteadily on a number of shorter projects and a novel he called "Memory Babe". Emotionally fragile and beset by alcoholism, not to mention a complicated relationship with his mother, Kerouac was declining physically, disillusioned by his celebrity and growing apart from his radical friends and artistic colleagues.

A lot of our friends grew apart from.

He hasn't just grown apart from her.

GAZETTE: But you believe that finance has grown apart from its humanistic roots.

And it is not the audience that grew apart from the festival, not truly.

The Tenkalai grew apart from the Vadakalai in the 14th century.