Sentence examples for increasingly estranged from from inspiring English sources

Lynn becomes increasingly estranged from Dan while she and Sharon grow close.

Unfortunately, the life sciences are becoming increasingly estranged from this way of thinking.

As he worked, he grew increasingly estranged from his wife and daughters, his lawyer said.

He feels increasingly estranged from his family, foreigners in their pure English birth, Anglican religion, and monetary ambitions.

Increasingly estranged from nonresponsive Jews and Christians, he reoriented his followers' direction of prayer from Jerusalem to Mecca.

She becomes increasingly estranged from her fiancé, Sam (an excellent Daniel Eric Gold), a computer executive with a theatrical streak.

This insular programme of national revival increasingly estranged her from continental Europe's more dirigiste approach.

And then there is President Karzai himself, who appears to be increasingly estranged not only from his NATO allies but also from reality.

He uses that face and those eyes to very good effect in "When Did You Last See Your Father?," creating a complex portrait — executed in broad strokes rather than detailed lines — of a needy, somewhat desperate man whose bullying ways and boorishness obscure his other qualities, particularly from his only, increasingly estranged son.

As a result, I've created a summer camp that aspires to engage students in two activities from which they have become increasingly estranged — reading and exploring the outdoors.

The first two involve his ex-wife Betty, on school field trip with their son Bobby, and current yet increasingly estranged wife Megan, recipient of a field trip visit from Don in Hollywood.