Sentence examples for alienated as a from inspiring English sources

Like SZA and Finister, she felt alienated as a child, with a sense of "infertile loneliness".

So we get stuck in a vicious circle, compulsively checking each other's status updates and feeling alienated as a result.

She became further alienated as a mother trying to find a meaningful Jewish education for her three children, who are now grown.

The same could not be said of his decision to reject Texas's application for membership of the Union, (for fear of provoking war with Mexico); many southern politicans were alienated as a result.

There's no denying that the great pieces of the past stirred our emotions in a way that modernism has failed to do, and audiences have been alienated as a result.

Davis points out that the obligation to redeem the enslaved Israelite is connected by way of several verbal echoes with the obligation defined earlier of redeeming, buying back, family land alienated as a result of poverty (vv.24-28 vv.24-28

A unique work that alienated as many as it thrilled, "Allegro" had few successors till my fourth top show, John Kander and Fred Ebb's "Cabaret" (1966), reminded Broadway of the charms of this format.

Throughout the performance, Ms. Kurosawa alienated as much as she beckoned.

His detractors, many from within the Catholic church's liberal wing, maintained that his teachings alienated as many as they recruited.

"I never felt particularly alienated as an English person in America.

"As a private company, Chick-fil-A has every right to alienate as many customers as they want," he said in a statement.