Sentence examples for sense of being adrift from inspiring English sources

The Met cannot shake the sense of being adrift.

And what strikes me now, as I look back at that big high school, is a sense of being adrift, having no settled place.

And he hardly treads new ground in giving the brothers a sad set of parents to explain their sense of being adrift.

The delivery has a distancing effect that makes the actors seem oddly puppet-like and, with its surrounding flats, Leeds Dock never really conjures the sense of being adrift in the middle of an ocean.

But a sense of loss you feel but at the same time you don't know what it is you have lost, a sense of being adrift".

That there was strength in allowing that sense of loss, of being adrift to open up a space for something new.

Yet it is this very sense of being cut adrift that makes his writing remarkable.

They share the sense of being permanently adrift, stranded between cultural and sexual identities.

To me, its loss felt something like a sense of being cut adrift from a personal (if fancifully tenuous) connection with the Kennedy's.

The sense of being outside the fold, beyond the pale and cut adrift from civilization takes shape in such scrappy works.

What we are left with are tweets - and that only compounds our sense that we're adrift in troubled waters.