Sentence examples for alienation and isolation from inspiring English sources

Some people have said it is about alienation and isolation.

Her works were noted for their explorations of alienation and isolation.

Beckett's novels are portraits of alienation and isolation, states both desired and detested.

The Ulysses syndrome refers to a condition of dislocation, alienation and isolation immigrants experience.

"Boredom, alienation and isolation are going to be factors," he added.

"Boredom, alienation and isolation are going to be factors," he said.

I had experienced alienation, shame, and isolation.

The final message of Wilson's first masterpiece is both disjunctive and spiritually apt, both hopeful and unbearable, coming, as it does, after hours of alienation, fragmentation, and isolation.

Counter-terrorism experts, as well as community workers engaged in trying to tackle this problem at a grass-roots level, have long said that alienation and social isolation are common themes.

Higher scores signal higher quality of communication, more confidence (mutual understanding, respect and confidence) and more alienation (estrangement, isolation and separation), respectively.

This type of casual homophobia has the potential to do very serious damage to the fragile psyche of an adolescent, and social alienation, isolation, fear and depression are often soon to follow.