Sentence examples for alienating world from inspiring English sources

For those taking to the streets of Leicester, the EDL is providing a new white nationalist identity through which they can understand an increasingly complex and alienating world.

The earliest work in the series, "The Life and Death of 9413: A Hollywood Extra," is a witty, 10-minute illustration of how some Los Angeles artists navigated the weird, alienating world in which they worked.

Ms. Baker's intimate, whispering plays about the search for companionship in an alienating world would probably shrivel and shrink like cashmere run through the dryer if they were presented in large theaters.

The Art Of Not Looking Back is his first all-female work, created for seven dancers and showing an alternative perspective to Shechter's signature vision of man in conflict with an alienating world.

Was Israel's disproportionate response worth the cost of strengthening Arab hatred, alienating world opinion yet again and, last but not least, inviting criticism from a growing number of diaspora Jews who wish for Israel to live in security but find it increasingly difficult to condone what is being done by the Jewish state in their name?

Ray approaches the torments of Camus and Sartre with In a Lonely Place (1950), showing not only the delicacy of true love, but the delicacy of creativity, violence, trust, and a person's own position in an often ugly, alienating world and the inner nausea it creates.

For an expectant and often alienated world, they are of central significance.

If Baghdad does indeed turn into a bloodbath, Americans are just as likely to turn against the limited strategy demanding heavy bombing and more lethal force as they are to turn against the war itself.The domestic problem for Mr Bush may not be waning support for war, but public insistence on the sort of all-out victory that might alienate world opinion.

Most memorable, however, is a rousing scene in Limping Lotte's 40s bar where the owner doles out shots to servicemen for the price of a kiss, a community unexpectedly joined in song, a rare smile in an otherwise imperviously alienated world.

It's a clever design, great materials, and it's just readable enough to be useful while not alienating the world.

After nearly eight years of alienating the world with cowboy diplomacy, the media portrays Obama's tendency to be humble as a political stumble.