Sentence examples for alienation read from inspiring English sources

Some, such as Arun Kundnani, in the pro-Islamist brigade argue that the BNP's rise is "fuelled by racial sentiment across our political culture" – read ideology – and that this is the problem to tackle, rather than "white working-class alienation" – read grievances.

The effect of these scenes is to impress on you the helpfulness of the average American when confronted with a foreign film crew, which contradicts the message of anger and alienation that many critics read into the book when it was published and which, on the evidence of the film, some still cling to.

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

"When you read Toni Morrison, there's no alienation.

When read as a parable of alienation - a case study of homesickness - the dog's return to the original master takes on a sort of tragic inevitability.

But I can't help but wonder why – given that Clowes is so very smiley and his colleagues all so very sociable – every graphic novel I've ever read has been full of alienation and angst.

The Mormon experience of exile and alienation made them all too ready to read themselves into a scene that captured the ambivalence of their own predicament: was it Eden or Bablyon they were leaving behind?

I don't think I've ever read a more compelling account of alienation.

I read Doig reluctantly, out of homesickness and alienation and every other hormonal emotion a college student bleeds.

I would read her accounts of heartbreak, sexual dissatisfaction, and alienation and think, Same — the solitary reader's equivalent of a fave or a retweet.

During last month's symposium, Maria Mazziotti Gillan, director of the Poetry Center at Passaic Community College, read selections of her work that dealt with the alienation she suffered as an Italian-American child growing up in Paterson.