Sentence examples for alienated middle from inspiring English sources

Hopkins, some may recall, made an eye-catching debut with 2008's Better Things, a film that rustled up a keen portrait of marginalised, alienated middle England.

He has overt connections to the underclass, through his work as a community organizer, and to the overprivileged, through his Ivy League background, but little to the alienated middle class.

Iran, on the other hand, had the key elements for popular success in 2009: a broad and alienated middle class, organized groups of civil society, professional journalists, a sophisticated political opposition.

When the Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour included anti-war content in the 1960s, it was pushed off the air because it alienated middle Americans.

Frank Bascombe, the protagonist of The Sportswriter (1986), is an alienated middle-aged sportswriter reflecting on his life.

Lori Pierce Chicago To the Editor: You report that the National Basketball Association sought to enforce a dress code, saying that hip-hop clothing projected an image that alienated middle-class members of the audience.

In addition, the traditional stream of alienated middle-class young people from Buenos Aires and other large cities accelerated during the last three years of recession as urban jobs became scarcer.

Can two people use words to cut through to the truth, or is the very possibility a fantasy, merely the sublimation of the loneliness and frustration of an alienated middle-aged man? "Be My Knife" takes us into territory where perhaps only fools -- like Yair -- go forth.

Alienated middle-class voters were driven into the waiting embrace of these conservatives who advertised symbols of government ineptitude and excess: gasoline shortages, long lines at the DMV, "welfare queens," $2,000 hammers on Pentagon shopping lists.

The Times editors, in their endorsement of Hillary Clinton, managed a matchless condescension: His ideas about breaking up the banks or guaranteeing health care for everyone, they intoned, "have earned him support among alienated middle-class voters and young people.

You might be tempted to think that this alienated and alienating middle-aged woman is Strout's one story — she did turn a similar character into a household name with her Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, "Olive Kitteridge". But "My Name Is Lucy Barton" is the story of a daughter who loved her mother, and that is a very different story.