Estrange
in sentence
3 examples of Estrange in a sentence
Even the editors of the Bucharest literary magazine ("Revista 22") that published the article backtracked, saying it "tended to
estrange
Eliade from sympathetic understanding in Romania, instead of bringing him closer to it."
Beyond Europe, Brexit would
estrange
the UK from the United States, where presidents from both major parties, beginning with Dwight D. Eisenhower (who also served as NATO’s first Supreme Commander), have touted European integration.
CHAPTER XXXIIBEFORE VRONSKY WENT TO THE ELECTIONS Anna, having considered that the scenes which took place between them every time he went away could only tend to
estrange
them instead of binding them closer, resolved to make every possible effort to bear the separation calmly.
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