Sentence examples for the estrangement between from inspiring English sources

The estrangement between Cora and the Earl of Grantham continues.

But the estrangement between the Asian powers is so deep they are barely talking.

Tells about the estrangement between Baeza and Jolley, which was the cause of it all.

This depreciation accelerated the estrangement between theology and the sciences during the period of the Enlightenment.

The estrangement between the families of uniformed victims and civilian victims is not simply about money.

Even lifelong disappointments, like the estrangement between the actor's wife and his brothers, are reported without commentary.

A few days later, Clinton said, "I have never been pleased about the estrangements between the people of the United States and the people of Iran".

Although this did not yet definitively define the position of the city during the Reformation, it would be allied again with Zürich and Bern, and only after the defeat of the Schmalkaldic League in 1548 its close connections to the Eidgenossenschaft would be finally severed it was another factor contributing to the growing estrangement between the Swiss and the Swabians.

Jay deplored the growing estrangement between the colonies and the mother country, fearing that independence might stir up violence and mob rule.

On other domestic political issues, Letta thought that the current estrangement between the governing PDL party and Sicilian President Lombardo was a minor issue and they would patch it up quickly.

It details, for example, the Bush administration's spying on Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki and his counselors; the intellectual estrangement between the White House and senior U.S. commanders in Iraq from 2003 to early 2007; and the creation of backchannel means of keeping in touch with officers in Iraq, deliberately circumventing the chain of command.