Sentence examples for growing farther from inspiring English sources

But the days when I can pretend that money is "only money" are growing farther and farther apart.

The whole play takes place in a car, with father (Joseph Adams) and son (Dane DeHaan) sitting side by side but growing farther apart, and in a dimension where time has a mind of its own (1 15).

BEHIND THE NEWS Mr. Specter, a five-term moderate who faced a likely primary defeat to a conservative challenger in 2010, found himself growing farther out of step with the rightward drift of his old party, especially after he broke ranks to vote for Mr. Obama's stimulus plan.

The new research adds weight to the political construct popularized by former Senator John Edwards of North Carolina, that there are two Americas (if not more), measured not only by wealth but also by health, and that the poles are growing farther apart.

Masten was certain "it's Littlefields," who he believed had been emboldened by raids the year before and were now growing farther afield.

The mainland shorelines are dominated by a marshy transitional zone chiefly populated by red mangrove and black mangrove growing from the shallow water, with white mangrove growing farther back from the water's edge.

Aspens grow farther north and higher up the mountains than other Populus species.

The sectarian echo chambers grew louder by the day, and the communities grew farther apart.

It is meant to be hardy to the Washington, D.C. zone, but may grow farther north.

Edible beach plums blanket the dunes' backsides, and insectivorous plants like sundews grow farther inland in the low, moist soils.

Academic weight increases as the research grows farther from the source, which is rotten at the core.