Sentence examples for alienated creature from inspiring English sources
"Don't they realize they are laughing at this poor, alienated creature?" said Derya.
"In her oeuvre, we observe an alienated creature ceaselessly projecting an imagined life through the repertoire of women idealized and scorned in our culture; we encounter a drama greater than that we might find in the theater she adored".
But as the tensions rise and the liquor begins to flow, everybody sheds his or her civilized skin to reveal the vicious, wounded or alienated creature underneath.
Sommers is obviously on to something: he has taken accurate measure of an alienated audience that can enjoy itself by watching mucky creatures and roiling digital clouds and a messiness so pervasive that no one could possibly feel a thing about what's happening onscreen.
In this view, Hamlet is a creature of endless vacillation, a cipher for the alienated, inward modern self in a world that is insubstantial and rotten: "Denmark's a prison," Hamlet sighs.
It just alienated people.
"I felt alienated and unhappy.
About alienated feelings.
This alienated him from his companions.
You can be an alienated staff writer.
