Sentence examples for alienated youngsters from inspiring English sources

Community workers also despair of being able to reach the alienated youngsters who are attracted by the gangs.

And we all know about the kind of monsters who like to prey on alienated youngsters who are looking to belong somewhere.

And, for a society struggling to formulate a response to the manifestations of alienated youngsters – gangs, knife crime and record numbers in juvenile courts – St George's offers a new take on that familiar Blairite slogan of education, education, education.

The overwhelming majority of Muslims reject such trends, but they feel that their views have been made irrelevant in the eyes of alienated youngsters by unjust policies at home and abroad.

It was Boehm, invariably known to his fighters as "the Old Man", who set Lewis on the path to success, after the sullen, ill-disciplined and alienated youngster arrived from Stratford, east London, with his mother Violet, a single parent.

After last month's riots in Britain, tabloid papers and some politicians said restoring conscription would bring alienated and rowdy youngsters into line.

She told Mrs. Johnson that youngsters feel alienated because "they can't get to you and they can't get to the President, and so they rebel in the streets".

But unless we collectively begin to accept that the more we indulge in warfare, the more civilians we kill in foreign lands, the more homes our arms and bombs demolish and the more lives our actions wreck, the more alienated, frustrated, angry and resentful youngsters within our society and beyond will become, we will remain blinkered to the course that will serve us best.

It just alienated people.

Irascible old age and alienated youth forge a brief allance, as Caine's retired magician moves into a retirement home and sparks up a friendship with the owners' troubled youngster.

"I felt alienated and unhappy.