Sentence examples for that it drifts from inspiring English sources

"Welcome to Me" turns homiletic at exactly the point that it drifts away from its most fascinating implications: Alice indeed becomes something of a cult celebrity, but her flash of fame is downplayed and virtually overlooked by Piven.

?The problem with the gyro is that it drifts over time.

The danger with this, and with Carson's writing, is that it drifts into whimsy or nonsense.

The problem with the piece is that it drifts from one scenario to another and back again almost aimlessly, and somewhat repetitively.

Those who heard the recording of Susan Philipsz's clear, sweet voice singing that melancholy ballad "Lowlands Away" beneath the George V bridge during this year's Glasgow international art festival knows that it drifted out across the water to poignant effect, its lament for a drowned lover now seeming to commemorate all those who drowned themselves there in the Clyde.

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The Des Groseilliers spent twelve months frozen into the floe, and, during that time, it drifted some three hundred miles north.

During that time, it drifted away from the radar and the launch site, so it was flown back to the vicinity of the radar, about 400 m west of it.

That is why I said that although there is much about the encyclical that is commendable, where it drifts into matters of public policy it is — unfortunately — not helpful.

There is much about the encyclical that is commendable, but where it drifts into matters of public policy, I fear that it is — unfortunately — not helpful.

The result is that its orbit shrinks and it drifts towards the star, which eventually eats it.Poynting-Robertson drag is a powerful brake.