Sentence examples for alienation experienced from inspiring English sources

The permissiveness of and the alienation experienced in modern society may be partly responsible for an increase in suicidal acts.

Like "The Butcher Boy," "Mondo Desperado" limns the suffocating atmosphere of small-town life and the alienation experienced by those who defy its provincial mores.

Naipaul's subsequent novels used other national settings but continued to explore the personal and collective alienation experienced in new nations that were struggling to integrate their native and Western-colonial heritages.

His first novel, Soldiers' Pay (1926), given a Southern though not a Mississippian setting, was an impressive achievement, stylistically ambitious and strongly evocative of the sense of alienation experienced by soldiers returning from World War I to a civilian world of which they seemed no longer a part.

It certainly points to a degree of political alienation experienced by many of the voters of North Warwickshire when Cash, the son of a Tory knight, who is married to an aristocrat and lives in an Elizabethan moated manor house, can lay claim to representing the working class.

Many of my students commented on the disorientation, perplexity, and sense of alienation experienced while reading.

A sudden drop in temperature in midweek seemed to be a physical indication of the alienation everyone experienced.

His art may revel in the alienation he experienced, but it is his insatiable fascination for invention and escapism that seems to be his driving artistic force.

"The alienation we experienced when we got here was so extreme and colored so much of the rest of my life.

Now in this new book, as he explores the India of the late 1980's, he recalls the shock and alienation he experienced on that first trip nearly 30 years ago.

Although the parental absenteeism he suffered did not come as a result of the high rate of incarceration among Black and Latino fathers or the social and economic alienation often experienced by women of color, there are profound similarities that make his life a cautionary tale about the dangers of corporate education reform and high stakes testing.