Sentence examples for a kind of dislocation from inspiring English sources

Even now, at 27, he feels a kind of dislocation, said James (Poo) Johnson, executive director of the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Hampton Roads and a longtime Iverson mentor.

Dada Because your upper body often undergoes a kind of psychic dislocation from its lower half, experiencing a consuming disinterest in outmoded, bourgeois affectations such as "beauty" and "basic biology," this bottle is shaped either like an upturned wheelbarrow, a regular soap bottle labelled "THIS IS NOT A SOAP BOTTLE," or a picture of a regular soap bottle with a mustache scrawled on it.

I was, amidst the pleasure of the celebration, the impressive kindness and sharing, troubled by something else I saw and felt, a certain kind of dislocation and sadness in some of the young people.

But it was a thrilling kind of dislocation, for what I was offered instead of plot was zany comedy, amazing feats of physical strength and grace, vastly intelligent choreography, and constant surprise.

But all these years later, it seems a prescient exploration of the kind of dislocation, dread and fear of dissolution that are now staples of character-driven drama.

Today, he recognizes the same kind of dislocation.

It doesn't approach that kind of dislocation".

Ultra-affluence brings its own peculiar kind of dislocation, palpable in places like Chelsea and St John's Wood, that were always well-off but, in the city I grew up in, used to feel more securely woven into the fabric of the place.

Many are neighborhood restaurants, say, in Notting Hill, and tend to be less vulnerable to that kind of dislocation".

And yet, if this was revelatory — or, at least, new to public discourse — in 1961, when Heller's novel appeared, it seems like old news now, common knowledge, the kind of dislocation we all feel at the level of our bones.

The language and motifs of the Caucasus militancy may have acted as a kind of salve, however desperate, for whatever dislocation they felt in America.