Along with his estrangement from McCartney, Lennon always felt a musical competitiveness with him and kept an ear on his music.
But it's hard not to wonder just how far Ms. King can really take that, given how much her life would change with any estrangement from Ms. Winfrey.
His works are deeply introspective, and they reflect his preoccupation with human estrangement from the natural world and the human quest for the absolute or the divine.
But at the same time, he must be ready to threaten Iran with total estrangement from the West — the limiting of its gas imports, the choking-off of its banking system — if it continues its nuclear program.
Questions about the break-up of her marriage to Dennis Quaid, her relationship with Russell Crowe, her estrangement from her mother, and, of course, whether she has had collagen implants in her lips.
All of which adds to the reek of death, and the sense that this collapse into acrimony is of a piece with Labour's estrangement from its traditional working-class base, the increasing dominance of a metropolitan hardcore, and the clear impression of unstoppable decline.
Older adults living with estrangement deserve support and understanding from others.
Living in the margins of society, often trading sex for money with anonymous clients in anonymous places, struggling with drug addiction and estrangement from their families, prostitutes have long been invisible, vulnerable prey for the wicked and the depraved.
Undergirding both of these stories are Willie's grieving memories of her parents' troubled marriage and her mother's death, as well as her struggles with her own continuing estrangement from her father.
Nick Bollettieri, the veteran American coach who worked with Pierce after her estrangement from her father, said that such extreme cases aside, there are multiple instances of effective coaching relationships between parents and children in tennis.
