Sentence examples for sort of adrift from inspiring English sources
He later characterised his generation as being full of people like himself, "successful, obscenely well-educated, and sort of adrift".
He says: "I was kind of adrift at sea.
I think that Jessa is an interesting character, this sort of slutty narcissist who is completely adrift in the world, and she got stuck with a boring hack storyline about having an affair (but not really) with the guy whose kids she cares for.
Add 11 Premier League defeats from 34 games and this has proved the sort of grim evidence that has led the Glazers to cut Moyes adrift, even with a six-year contract.
It features Alice Ripley as a bipolar mother adrift in a world of pills, hypnosis and electroshock therapy: the sort of commercial risk one can't imagine a West End musical braving at the moment.
I asked him if he would play the sort of role that Sakharov did in the late nineteen-eighties — that of a moral compass for a country that is adrift.
