Sentence examples for somewhat estranged from inspiring English sources

He seemed somewhat estranged from his triumphs.

Until then, we had been one big family, but now we were somewhat estranged.

His conversion was thought cynical and reprehensible by his strongly Lutheran family, from whom he became somewhat estranged.

That is likely a relief to the Obama team, which has in the past been somewhat estranged from Clinton.

Frankie is a somewhat estranged daughter who has returned from her NGO work in different parts of Africa to her parents' home in New Hampshire.

In 2011, Mr. Lieberman, who had become somewhat estranged from the Democratic Party in recent years after running as its vice-presidential candidate in 2000, announced that he would not seek a fifth term.

Verbeek's somewhat quirky character estranged him from his players.

Her rebellion against her Islamic roots has estranged her somewhat from her father, Hirsi Magan Isse, whom she had always emulated.

Mr. Blakeman was also in the news, somewhat indirectly, last year, after his estranged wife, Nancy Shevell, became romantically involved with Paul McCartney.

But Britain, whose refusal to adopt the euro currency has long put it somewhat at odds with the European Union's other biggest economies, appears to have estranged itself further from Europe's policy inner circle.

He uses that face and those eyes to very good effect in "When Did You Last See Your Father?," creating a complex portrait — executed in broad strokes rather than detailed lines — of a needy, somewhat desperate man whose bullying ways and boorishness obscure his other qualities, particularly from his only, increasingly estranged son.