Sentences with phrase «drifting away»

The notion of family being central to human life is slowly drifting away.

I also see many members who are drifting away from the fellowship of the church.

The jewelry is so pretty and recently, I've been drifting away from huge pieces, with the exception of a few pieces I can't let go of!

The times when we're drifting away from one another can be tough.

But eating well and exercising are two core values that are important to my physical well - being and sanity, and straying from those values for an extended period of time made me feel like I was drifting away from my higher purpose.

Both Enceladus and Dione are thought to be slowly drifting away from Saturn.

Back in July, satellite images showed an iceberg bigger than the state of Delaware calving and drifting away from Antarctica's Larsen C ice shelf.

This article appeared in print under the headline «Drifting away from Earth made moon go all lumpy»

The F ring's gravity maintains enough hold on the moonlets to keep them from drifting away but not enough to prevent their continual caroming and reshuffling, the researchers report today in Nature.

Gravitational interactions sent this protomoon slowly drifting away from Earth, a journey it's still on today.

The disaster galvanized countries drifting away from nuclear power to formalize the divorce — Germany, for instance, already had phaseout plans on the books.

The fragments are drifting away from the comet, dubbed comet 332P, at a leisurely pace, roughly the walking speed of an adult.

«The general assumption has been that people's experiences of mind wandering exclusively reflect their attention unintentionally drifting away from a task.

In a series of images taken over three days in January 2016, Hubble showed 25 fragments consisting of a mixture of ice and dust that are drifting away from the comet at a pace equivalent to the walking speed of an adult, said UCLA astrophysicist David Jewitt, who led the research team.

In fact, according to some estimates, we may spend nearly 50 per cent of our lives drifting away from the present moment into the world inside our heads.

That ward used to be Lower Morden but it seems to be drifting away.

Labour seized on the news as further evidence the Tories are drifting away from the pursuit of multilateral disarmament and instead developing high - tech, destructive weapons.

Even at the height of New Labour's popularity, when it won two landslide election victories, he kept telling Blair when he was drifting away from Labour voters.

Mr Livingstone, meanwhile, said people were still drifting away from Labour because of Mr Blair's legacy as prime minister.

Speaking on last week's Question Time, he apologised for any offence caused by his remarks, arguing it was a genuine attempt to engage wary republicans and deter them from drifting away from the peace process at a critical time.

A possible explanation is that Clarke would indeed win more votes from Labour as leader, but they would be partially cancelled out by Tory voters drifting away to UKIP or other fringe parties.

«Protect your basic rights from drifting away.»

Starting a new life somewhere else no longer means drifting away from those you grew up around.

Three of his 11 goals this season have been headers, but only one has been via an aerial duel at a set - piece, with Selke often drifting away from his marker to get on the end of crosses in open play.

This contest had been drifting away from Chelsea when, a quarter of an hour -LRB-...)

I was drifting away from the game and looking at other opportunities, like commentating, because boardroom politics never interested me.

I for one am so fed up with seeing season after season drifting away, for f*ck s sake I'll be dead soon, surely me and all the Arsenal fans that have had to watch this sh*t over the last 12 years deserve better.

Bottom Line is that Wenger, if he anticipates the game drifting away from Arsenal's grasp, has to make «substitutions», to affect it positively.

Your fans are drifting away from you arsene.Lol

Surprised he was, and that led to him trying to complete this pass to Murphy off his back foot while drifting away from the pressure of blitzing safety Darian Stewart.

I am hopeful about Wilshere getting through this whole season without injury, but it seems to me that he is drifting away from the wish to remain at the Emirates for his whole career, but I am definitely worried about Kieran Gibbs not yet putting pen to paper.

But I am drifting away here, that chicken rice is not our recipe today... Instead I chose this vegan vegetable rice or pilaf, which is its vegetarian / vegan version, something to eat during the fasting time but not only.

Certainly the loss was not intentional; it was more a matter of drifting away, or like the case of Samson who rose from sleep to go out against the Philistines not realizing that in the night he had been shorn of God's strength.

In Sweden, in spite of the revivals, the laborers in the growing industries were drifting away from the faith.

Many theologians and pastors who champion positions contrary to the faith suppose themselves to be dealing realistically with Catholics influenced by secularized culture who are breaking with the Church or drifting away.

Widespread ignorance about essential doctrine is the reason why many believers are in danger of drifting away — so say JI Packer and Gary A Parrett in... More

Knowledge of rewards keeps Christians from being blown outside the will of God by the storms of life or from drifting away from Him, lured by the attractions of the world.

Graham folded from the fundamamentals to appease the liberal churches in 1950, and he is still drifting away from the truth.

We need something to hold on to that will keep us from simply drifting away.

Religion News Service: Young «Millennials» losing faith in record numbers A growing tide of young Americans is drifting away from the religions of their childhood - and most of them are ending up in no religion at all.

Dogmatic religion is the # 1 threat to humanity in the 21st century and the fact that people are drifting away from it should only be seen as positive.

Former UUA president John Buehrens, who completed eight years in office this year, pointed to some trends that contribute to the drifting away of members as well as to the replenishment of congregations.

With today's Catholic universities drifting away from any recognizable connection to the Catholic tradition, dioceses closing parochial schools, and the Church's ability to influence politics at a historic low, it's absurd to speak of a «resurgent» integralism.

Even without Benedict's opposition to liberation theology, more Latino Catholics are drifting away from the Vatican, another scholar says.

At the same time, Latino Catholics are also drifting away from liberation theology, says Carl Raschke, a religion professor at the University of Denver.

Lagarde didn't invoke «blockchain» specifically here possibly because, as The Verge recently noted, a definition of what a blockchain is or isn't can become loose to the point of non-existent once system design starts drifting away from Bitcoin.

To fix this, take note when your mind starts drifting away during a conversation you are having with someone.

This struggle reminds me of people just waiting in line at the grocery store, even though there's an empty line one or two lanes over that they could have accessed, if only they had stayed focused, rather than drifting away in la - la land.

Its product line began drifting away from arctic survival and self - consciously towards the status of its label.

If you manage your company's social media, you certainly have a valid reason for being on Facebook, but it's all too easy to drift away from your company page and over to look at funny cat videos.