Sentence examples for growing estrangement from inspiring English sources

It also accelerated the growing estrangement of Westminster and Holyrood.

Why, in any case, is divorce a sign of the sexes' "growing estrangement"?

The growing estrangement between these two giants of American foreign policy was as sad as it was inevitable.

Thus "today's high rate of divorce may be evidence of a growing estrangement, which transcends the difficulties of individual couples".

THE smiles were forced, but the message was clear: after a period of growing estrangement, Russia and Belarus have kissed and made up.

Before Britain's self-isolation becomes irreversible, Europeans and Americans alike had better face up to the potential consequences of the U.K.'s growing estrangement from the E.U.

In an article for The Biologist, he described the growth of electronic media – computers, iPods, mobile phones, video games – as "the most significant contributing factor to society's growing physical estrangement".

Bosnia's Croats have always voted in Croatian elections, but in recent years there has been a growing political estrangement with Croatia, whose leadership during the Bosnian war sought to create an effective Greater Croatia.

No doubt his wartime experiences played a role in his growing sense of estrangement, and so did his religious beliefs.

The question of whether or not you are supposed to – at least in a democracy – have such a debate prior to a decision rather than after it will haunt the officials, and will add to a growing feeling of estrangement between mainstream politics and everyday life.

In a nation where many immigrants adhere to the Muslim faith, there has been growing anger and estrangement fuelled by economic disparities, and a polarising debate over values and freedoms.