Sentence examples similar to it feels adrift from inspiring English sources
When the strike ended, I felt adrift because it had been so intense.
As a student in the late 1950s and early 60s, I felt adrift from family and student life.
Initially, I felt adrift, cut away from everything that was nurturing.
Its main character, the autobiographical-sounding Jack Griffin, feels adrift after having lived in the worlds of both moviemaking and academia and is no longer sure where his heart or his talents lie.
I'm glad, though something still feels adrift.
Like many a combat veteran he feels adrift with "no duties, no mission, no cause".
There's truth in these images of women, from the neurotic ob-gyn fixated on finding Mr. Right to the workaholic C.I.A. agent who feels adrift when she isn't obsessing about issues of national security 18 hours a day.
I suggest volunteering to anyone who feels adrift or simply like they need to be more useful and connected.
A user calling himself simply idiota (idiot) (@euidiotices) made it clear he felt adrift without WhatsApp when he posted the above picture and the sentence: "Me without whatsapp".
It's still OS X, though – Yosemite hasn't gone so far afield that people used to Mavericks or Mountain Lion will feel adrift, but it comes with some impressive new additions and feature tweaks that make the overall experience of using any Mac – and using a Mac together with an iPhone or iPad – more pleasant, and more productive.
