Sentence examples for an alienation from inspiring English sources

General al-Bashir, since he took power in a coup 15 months ago, has alienated many Western governments, an alienation that has only been exacerbated by his support for Saddam Hussein in the current gulf crisis and what he calls his "excellent" relations with the Libyan leader, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi.

Brechtians, take note: this is a doozy of an alienation effect (1 50).

There was also an alienation of experience, not just of affection.

What she has in common with Hank is an alienation from her finer emotions.

It appeared that forcible imposition of foreign elements had led to an alienation between the elite and the Russian people.

In the U.S. today there is an alienation from the central govt. that is new in our experience.

One thing this very tolerant man decried in the Western drive for facile satisfaction was an alienation from the outdoors.

Hence, the current study aimed to develop an alienation inventory for children and then use it to investigate the experienced alienation toward parents in Chinese left-behind children.

Do you think there is an alienation that you have experienced from your roots that has had an impact on your writing?

The New Yorker, July 18, 1970 P. 72 In the U.S. today there is an alienation from the central govt. that is new in our experience.

This grotesque anti-teaching is a symptom of their parents' own shock and trauma, an alienation they have fanatically passed on to their offspring.