Sentence examples for more adrift from inspiring English sources
Felix looks at Prospero's revenge in the light of his own, and sees that it must leave Prospero more alone, more adrift than ever.
No Portillista was politically more adrift than Gove, who first found fame as the author of a book called Michael Portillo: The Future of the Right which has long since been remaindered.
While Mr. Maliki cemented his support among the Shiite majority and neutralized rivals from his own sect, like the radical cleric Moktada al-Sadr, Sunnis seem more adrift than ever.
It's an especially acute case for Bella, who doesn't have a root, or at least one that's known to her, and when she travels back to China she is even more adrift than when she is in New York.
He raised money to spend a month there with a film crew, waiting for something to happen, shooting footage of passing trains and finding himself more and more adrift from his own project.
Jorgensen leads Haug by eight points, with Stanford, 24, five more adrift.
(To be fair, the programmes are much better now than they were in 1965, and you can skip the adverts).Read more: "Men adrift", our Essay on the nature of modern manhood.
Once more, she was adrift.
Nigeria, adrift more than most, populated by one in six Africans, has had the biggest religious explosion.
"Cutting a leaky wooden boat adrift more than 12 miles from a coastline that you can't see is inherently dangerous," she said.
Sure, some blogs offer a new and unusual angle on news, sport, sex or another aspect of life; others, though, are more like bottles, adrift on the waves.
