Sentence examples for alienation and sense from inspiring English sources

I want to address the alienation and sense of despair that you see all around us.

The Trump statements, terrorism analysts told me, could feed the alienation and sense of a clash of civilizations and fuel more terrorism.

If Clinton had a different disposition — Obama's, say, or her husband's — she might have used the question about "the basket of deplorables" as a way to cleave Trump from his supporters, to empathize with their alienation and sense of loss.

He told the BBC Radio 4 Today programme that the failure to improve schools in some areas may have contributed to the feeling of alienation and a sense of a "divided nation" that was exposed by the referendum vote to leave the EU earlier this year.

His songs began to focus on his love life, his alienation, and his growing sense of the absurd.

The tension, melancholy, and sense of alienation resulting from the unbridgeable gap between these realms pervade Cernuda's work.

The anger and sense of alienation from party politics is real enough: there is much talk of using technology to create a new democracy.

May, in particular, has made pointed references to the way savage cuts to local authority budgets undoubtedly, and understandably, contributed to the dissatisfaction and sense of alienation that led to such a large protest vote in northern England.

Mr. Ghanem's bitterness was echoed by many of the roughly 19,000 residents of this northern village, and it outlined what seems to be a new peak in the frustration and sense of alienation among Israeli Arabs, especially younger ones, as the elections draw near.

In a world plagued by ethnic hatred, cultural prejudice and religious violence, that venerable idea should count for more than the real but fleeting disappointments and sense of alienation that the Scots have experienced in recent decades.If this ideal were undermined by Britain's dissolution, and the country's voice itself were weakened, the amour propre of Britons would not be the only victim.

Perhaps the lesson is we need to take more notice of things that lead to the riots and sense of alienation by disaffected young African-Americans.