Sentence examples for in the drift of from inspiring English sources
Certainly, he was more Gnostic than fundamentalist in the drift of his beliefs.
Both effects contribute to a significant increase in the drift of the frame.
"The Whore's Child" abjures Russo's typical working-class settings and protagonists in favor of professors and writers caught in the drift of late middle age, worried about illness and physical decline and experiencing deep ambivalence about marriage.
Not that the bishop herself (Ellen Burstyn) can cast the first stone: she's the sideline lover of Daniel's father, himself a bishop whose wife is lost in the drift of Alzheimer's disease.
It contends that popular culture is becoming increasingly gentrified, not just in the elitism that still holds sway in so-called highbrow forms like opera and classical music, but in the drift of society at large towards privilege and exclusion.
"Coach," somebody was saying — it was Mary-Louise, the principal's secretary, and what was she doing out here in this weather, the sleet caught like dander in the drift of her hairdo, which must have cost sixty-five dollars to streak and color and set?
In nanotechnology, the drift of matter over only a few nanometers can jeopardize the performance of a device.
"I think Stewart was right in that he caught the drift of antipolitics," Matthews said.
Oh, the drift of stars in the milky way that one represented!
The levelling data show that the maximum displacement is on the east side of the power plant in the drift direction of the reinjection well.
Moreover, the enhancement in the vertical drift of the F-layer plasma at sunset is indicative of a sudden removal of plasma from the equatorial ionosphere.
