Sentence examples for most adrift from inspiring English sources

The youngest, Edie, has fewer responsibilities, but is the most adrift, deeply lonely and plagued by an eating disorder.

David Cameron seems intent on reclaiming the Conservatives' tough reputation on law and order: polling suggests that his coalition government is most adrift from popular sentiment in this area.Penal policy plainly needs to change.

Throughout her adventures and near-death experiences, the point at which Fan feels most adrift is an ordinary moment of disconnect: "the feeling can come from something as unpitched as this: standing among a roomful of strangers in a house far away".

The bad news for the polling industry was that the crucial shares for Conservative and Labour were the ones where they came most adrift.

Rickman is the most adrift here, with that sonorous voice leaving him stranded all alone making music that no one else can hear.

They were, for the most part, adrift and unhappy.

Most people are adrift here.

And at a time when most politicians seem adrift, we must bring the sustainability agenda to its Boyling point, not just wowing the world, but working out how to save and improve life for everyone.

His most recent film, Adrift, was a beautifully shot low-budget Brazilian production, which had at its core a fractious yet deeply loving relationship between a father and his daughter.

In college, when I was feeling most isolated and adrift, I thought I might be developing a personal relationship with god.

Ethnic Russians in their 30s and 40s seem most disaffected, as if adrift between cultures.