Sentence examples for about the dislocation of from inspiring English sources

The album is about the dislocation of stereotypes over centuries.

It's about the dislocation of time and culture by which a sacred old place gains a different but still otherwordly aura as a modern pilgrimage site for people who resemble phantoms.

Novels like Sister Carrie by Theodore Dreiser or The Rise of Silas Lapham by William Dean Howells, about the dislocation of that era.

It resonated more when she talked about the dislocations of her international life.

And there are those who see a lesson here about the dislocations of Thai society today.

The dislocation of phone numbers has created logistical challenges.

His finest novels trace the dislocation of traditional communities in the wake of the Highland clearances.

The dislocation of offices and residential housing costs nearly €42 billion a year, which is about 4.8% of the GDP.

Colonial America found that the dislocations of war spread disease.

Issues, too, about the breakdown of public society, a dislocation which finds expression everywhere he looks: in the failures of the Chicago postal service - sacks of mail routinely stashed in warehouses - and in the atomisation of cellphone users, broadcasting domesticity - 'should we have couscous with that?' - in the train carriage or on the sidewalk.

Yesterday, adding new arguments about birdlife and the sheer dislocation of moving the capital's main airport 70 miles to their original cost concerns, they finally gave the formal thumbs down.