Sentence examples for bit alienated from inspiring English sources

With people who didn't do that, you feel a little bit alienated because you don't internalize what they're saying.

Readers who are not familiar with ancient Greek texts will most likely feel a bit alienated by all this, but unfamiliarity is, perhaps, the point.

However, the whole thing is all a bit surreal - fine when you're fully engaged in a 650-page narrative, but for the purposes of this experiment leave me feeling a bit alienated.

"It's more like the loners, the people who feel a little bit alienated, who tend to congregate to the book," he says.

While I know that J-Street is trying to reach out to a broad swath of the American Jewish community, and to a lesser extent, the non-Jewish community, the secular nature of the three days left me feeling a bit alienated as a rabbi and Jewish leader.

Just last year, as a member of the wrestling team at West Potomac High School in Virginia, Mr. Minni did not seem the least bit alienated or disaffected, said his wrestling coach, Casey Grubbs.

It's interesting, but it's also a bit alienating.

And even now, if a woman fancies me, I find that a bit alienating.

But the fact that you only ever have these rather staid people representing children's books is a bit depressing and a little bit alienating for most children.

Having so much technology at our fingertips can sometimes feel a bit alienating.

While such gags work with furry, whirly-eyed animals, the effect is a little bit alienating in a live-action film, with actual humans.