Sentence examples for have estranged from inspiring English sources

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

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

"We serve youth who have estranged family ties, but they have some sort of family, people they call Auntie or Uncle or Cousin.

The children grow up into flesh-and-blood adults (who have estranged puppet lovers), and they are played by Rachel Warren, Angela Brazil and Stephen Thorne.

But Britain, whose refusal to adopt the euro currency has long put it somewhat at odds with the European Union's other biggest economies, appears to have estranged itself further from Europe's policy inner circle.

The poet manages to sound like an exile wherever he lives; but mastery of English and immersion in the classics have estranged him from the island of his birth, no matter how often he returns or how long he stays.

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

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

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

Her rebellion against her Islamic roots has estranged her somewhat from her father, Hirsi Magan Isse, whom she had always emulated.

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