Sentence examples for alienation against from inspiring English sources

But "They're all the same" is also a shout of class alienation against those Westminster people who are not us.

Since their divorce, seven years previously, Miriam's former husband had waged a campaign of parental alienation against her, using almost all the 17 specific strategies identified through research studies with adults who were alienated as children and with targeted parents.

We are fighting against misery, but we are also fighting against alienation".

This is a powerful blow against alienation, and an optimistic sign that another world is possible.

Practical philosophies are claimed in the name of nudism – as a proof against alienation, as an assertion of our common humanity, as a rejection of status-giving corporate brands and logos, as a route to inclusion and tolerance and social justice.

The question of the principal incentive is important and has long-term consequences: a dominant bridging motive leads to the better integration of immigrants, while a buffering/bonding motive could lead to alienation and hostility against immigrants.

He promoted a new decree of the Junta that called for trial and confiscation of goods for anyone that left the city without authorization, kept military weapons in secret, promoted popular alienation or discontent against the government, or wrote letters to people in other cities for such a purpose.

He also advocates the democratization of these languages, since, in times when our emotional memory resides within a server, this is a matter of self-knowledge, and the lack of intimacy with electronic languages would be the next type of alienation to fight against.

Creative designers and engineers are rebelling against their alienation from the physical world.

But the vote was also a howl of rage against exclusion, alienation and remote authority.

One hedge against such alienation is its French director's casting of Chiara Mastroianni, the beautiful, gifted daughter of Marcello Mastroianni and Catherine Deneuve, as the miserable, flailing 30-something Léna.