Sentence examples for alienated from it from inspiring English sources

But, the problem is while students are taking a fancy to technology for the convenience of having fun, they may feel alienated from it in its application in learning.

Relationships with land in the two cultures are based on three principles: 1) that land ultimately belongs to the community and cannot be alienated from it without its consent; 2) that within the community, the individual has security of tenure for the land required for his/her compound, gardens and farms; and 3) that no member of the community shall be without land [ 13].

"I'd become alienated from it," he said.

He grew up comfortable with the military culture, not alienated from it.

If people are unable to relate to it or see themselves as alienated from it, then it becomes weakened.

I felt alienated from it, in a way that I didn't from what was coming from America.

Much of the appeal of the best amateur snapshot is that, alienated from its source, it stays a riddle, thereby exemplifying the bigger truth that photographs by their nature never tell us as much as we expect they will.

It is alienated from its longtime ally Turkey.

And we might have remained alienated from him had it not been for his dogged phone calls, his insistence on saving his relationships with us and his suggestion that we visit him in Ecuador.

When we see these films, I see a film from Holland and I'm going through the same issue in my school that this kid is going through, it makes me feel closer to them, it doesn't make me feel alienated or them alienated from us, it makes me feel we are closer together.

It's a term that allows me to say "I'm a queer Latina woman," and feel closer to my roots not alienated from them and it feels damn right to say it.