Sentence examples for The alienation between from inspiring English sources

The alienation between the zone and City Hall only worsened after Ms. Wright left for the private sector.

The alienation between the occupier and the occupied extends not only to race, religion, language, and social and tribal mores but also to such basic political values as commitment to democracy.

In fact, the alienation between the United States and Russia has rarely, if ever, been deeper.

"The New England Masque," a suite of drawings from 1981, explored the alienation between married partners.

"Other therapies," he wrote, "seek to heal the alienation between person and person, person and family, person and society.

Kashmir, a border region inhabited mostly by Muslims, is at the core of the alienation between Hindu-majority India and Muslim-majority Pakistan.

The debate continued on whether the top 20% of income earners in Germany should pay more than 50% of the federal income tax collected, a dispute that aggravated the traditional political alienation between the left-wing parties and the centrist parties.

Ecopsychology seeks to heal the more fundamental alienation between the person and the natural environment".

At times, in fact, the book reads like an oddly literal rendering of Jorge Luis Borges's short prose piece "Borges and I", in which he explores the deepening alienation between his own public and private selves.

The leadership race released polarising impulses within the party, to which the palpable sense of alienation between the parliamentary party and the rank and file has also contributed.

This may aggravate the sense of alienation between the two groups.