Sentence examples for seems estranged from inspiring English sources

"Angelopolis," on the other hand, seems estranged from its own mythical and religious sources.

Society seems estranged from the important intellectual legacy that has helped secure human progress to date.

Either way, the central character, Johnny Marco Stephen Dorfff), a movie star in his late 30s, seems estranged from the city in which he lives.

Mr. Axelrod's storytelling has created a dynamic hero who sometimes seems estranged from the practicalities of governing; Mr. Penn's data has created a credible platform put forth by a candidate whose theory of leadership can seem small.

That and the fact that the overall site and memorial plans seem estranged.

The Kuwaiti official said that many young members of the immigrant communities here seem estranged from Kuwaiti society.

But by summer 2009 he had lost his Connecticut home to the bank, left his job, and seemed estranged from his wife.

But when Ms. Foote has them speak their hearts, as in a scene in which Jimmy pours out his love for Rita and she responds, the writing seems clumsily estranged from the rest of the script, and the actors cannot help but be similarly so from their characters.

Among households with older female-heads, only one seemed particularly estranged or disaffected, whereas the majority stayed afloat; a few seemed to manage relatively well compared to all the other households/heads in the sample.

He seemed somewhat estranged from his triumphs.

Why does her mother seem so estranged from her family in Detroit?