Sentence examples for has estranged from inspiring English sources

The constant turmoil has estranged many former Aristide allies and contributed to a climate of violence.

Their decision to back the peace process has estranged them from many of their hard-line colleagues.

Meanwhile, an influx of white men — and modernity — has estranged the natives from the land and the traditions that enabled them to survive there.

Jeremy, a nineteenth-century engineer whose homosexuality has estranged him from his family and friends in Maine, takes a job building a railroad across British East Africa.

Don's sister, Denise, has found her own escape, but the pagan spirituality she embraces has estranged her from her brother, who does not speak to her.

ReprintsIS's love of gore, with gleeful massacres and beheadings recorded for video distribution across the internet, the brutal persecution of religious minorities and, it is said, the enslavement of women and children, has estranged it even from al-Qaeda.

Something had happened to her — and I felt that I had estranged myself from her sadness.

The results have estranged him from both sides, producing Bush-like approval ratings of under 40percentt.

The other, from the United Arab List, said he had estranged himself from Palestinian rights.

Pigheaded Old World fathers usually have estranged New World sons, and Mr. Lauria's Agostino is no exception.

The influence of the higher clergy at the court of Henry III and the renewed flow of grants to the church had estranged these princes from the empire.