The phrase "alienated life" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a life characterized by feelings of isolation or disconnection from others or society.
Example: "After years of working in a high-pressure job, she found herself leading an alienated life, far removed from her friends and family."
Alternatives: "isolated existence" or "disconnected life".
He's even expressed some thoughts about how ISIS's "caliphate," the Islamic "homeland" being carved out in Syria and Iraq, might be a place where people like him could find meaning and purpose in an otherwise alienated life.
He also draws an effective portrait of the alienated life of the airport-hopping corporate manager.
Those very small parts of the film which are just silent montages of Diana's lonely, alienated life work well.
Among these psychological investigations are the alienated life of Silas in "The Death of the Hired Man," the inability of Amy in "Home Burial" to walk the difficult path from grief back to normality, the rigid mindset of the neighbour in "Mending Wall," and the paralyzing fear that twists the personality of Doctor Magoon in "A Hundred Collars".
Even though I medicate him and it has helped, even though I try to educate myself and do all I can, there is always the fear I'm not doing enough and despite my best efforts he will wind up leading a sad, alienated life.
The externalization of reason produced a historical sequence, including the forms of alienated life.
Lerner's novel could have the same epigraph as Ernest Hemingway's — Gertrude Stein: "You are all a lost generation" — and both books remind us that if you are far from home, alienated from life's clean meaning, unfulfilled in love, and have a lot of time on your hands, you can at least make the days pass by being stoned, drunk or both.
You want to root for this immigrant artist, whose breathless program biography describes him as "based in the mighty New York"; "On Life," with its buckling, collapsing phrases set to Philip Glass, pushes the dancers to drenched exhaustion in a clear emulation of chaotic, at times alienating, urban life.
The price I have paid for living an inauthentic life, alienated from my deepest longings and unconscious of my deeper motives is far too high to continue this painful existence not fully alive and lacking the will to choose life in abundance and in joy.
What's funny is those are the things that made me feel so alienated in my life, and now they're pulled out as my entire life," she smiles over a cappuccino.
As American consumers, we've become alienated from the life cycle of our food.
