Sentence examples for I felt alienated from inspiring English sources

Rather than feeling at home, I felt alienated from those around me.

I felt alienated from both my American high school and my Indian community.

I felt alienated from it, in a way that I didn't from what was coming from America.

On the Web sites, I felt alienated by the surplus of blond donors, but I suddenly recalled that I was blond as a child.

Although my husband is British and I have lived here for more than 15 years, working and paying taxes, I felt alienated almost overnight.

I felt alienated by society, resigned to a life of scraping by – outraged by obvious injustices (distribution of wealth, treatment of minority groups, especially women) and not sure how to give vent.

Now, he said, "I feel alienated in my own neighborhood.

I feel alienated and detached from other 25-year-olds.

That commitment means I feel alienated a whole lot of the time in this city and in this school.

As fellow anti-Morsi protesters roam the streets cheering his ouster, I feel alienated — not sad, but not really happy.

I'm white, male, middle-aged myself, and if there's one aspect I feel alienated by, it's the class thing.