Sentence examples for has drifted somewhat from inspiring English sources
Over time, it has drifted somewhat out of the headlines, but I've heard a lot of comments from people that are admiring of the Japanese ability to keep cool under that enormous pressure.
But in recent presidential elections, Jews have drifted somewhat to the right.
The connotation of fundamentalism as a term seems to have drifted somewhat since it came to the fore with Christian Protestantism.
For example, the predominant circulating influenza virus in the Northern Hemisphere during the 2004 2005 influenza season was an H3N2 virus that had drifted somewhat but was still fundamentally similar to the H3N2 viruses that had circulated in 2003 2004 and previously.
Catholic support for proposals involving the use of tax money for private school education has drifted downward somewhat, while stronger support among Protestants and other Christians for these more recent policy prescriptions has essentially eliminated religious difference on these issues.
Chat, somewhat inevitably, has drifted on to gadgetry.
As a result, advertising has drifted.
"Instead it has drifted into personal attacks.
"Terrorism," too, has drifted since its origin.
"The mission has drifted," she said.
