Sentence examples for less estranged from inspiring English sources

But I cannot see how two people who stay together are less estranged and better matched than two who divorce.

Opera and dance have a long history as bedfellows, though since the late nineteenth century they have been more or less estranged.

But an interesting generational split inverts the 60's order of things: the son is less rebellious, less estranged from his country, than the parents.

More or less estranged from his children — he had no real gift for intimacy, just a near-obsessive drive to be close to women he'd rejected or who'd rejected him — O'Neill was also beginning to show signs of the brain disorder that led to his death, in 1953, at sixty-five.

She was fifteen years old and more or less estranged from her family.

The targeted population may be less estranged from the workforce than Republicans think.

(Less cozily, he battled his estranged wife for custody of them).

This may seem weird, but you'll notice as you spend less and less money, you're going to start feeling estranged from society -- and at times a little depressed.

Voight was less inclined to talk about his estranged daughter, Angelina Jolie.

With the parents providing less supervision, the children gravitated to similarly estranged peers, Dr. Dodge said.

Less than 72 hours later, Mr. Giuliani's estranged wife, Donna Hanover, presented an award to Public School 321 in Park Slope, Brooklyn.