Sentence examples for might be drifting from inspiring English sources

Here, there are figures (rare in Nash) and they might be drifting ghosts.

The authorities have set up a hotline to help parents spot and cope with children who might be drifting into extremism.

But unemployment swelled to more than 12percentt, and there was a pervasive sense that power, wealth and even ideas might be drifting out of its reach.

In the white night world outside, their daughter might be drifting past like an angel and she would see this tableau, for the second that she hovered, as a necessary small adjustment.

Washington no longer had to fear that Turkey might be "drifting eastward," as it did during the short-lived Turkish-Iranian rapprochement a few years ago, when Turkey broke ranks with its Western partners over the Iranian nuclear issue.

"The euro zone might be drifting further into recession, but it seems markets are content to ignore this and focus on figures which suggest that the situation in the global powers of the U.S. and China is improving," said Chris Beauchamp, market analyst at IG Index.

So I think the administration has responded to the critique of the vice president and others that it might... be drifting off in the wrong direction on national security issues".

If Williams were still hurt, Manager Joe Torre suggested, he might have been drifting forward in the batter's box and popped up the pitch.

Rafa Marquez's free-kick from 25 yards might actually have been drifting wide of the keeper's right-hand upright, but he still did well to get across and get two firm hands on the ball.

Therefore, their genes might have been derived from common ancestor genes and are the paralogous genes generated by duplications, but their true orthologous genes might have been drifted in sequence too much or even deleted during evolution.

Mr. Ince's "The Spirit House," for example, literally incorporates ballast in the form of a smoothly rounded stone anchoring a structure that, with its winglike roof, might be imagined drifting away on the breeze.