Sentence examples for blind alienation from inspiring English sources
The emotions they feel, while seemingly more benign than those of the perpetrator, may in the long run be more corrosive: humiliation, embarrassment, a sense of having been naïve or blind, alienation from those who knew the truth all along and, worst of all, bitterness.
For example, much of the supervision in fast-food places leans toward teaching one the wrong kinds of compliance: blind obedience, or shared alienation with the "boss". Supervision is often both tight and woefully inappropriate.
"Normally, this is a subject nobody wants to talk about". But as much as some parents may have turned a blind eye, or even contributed to their children's boredom and alienation, many others simply have found themselves confronting a foe more powerful than their best intentions.
There was no alienation".
Visual tone poems; alienation.
Alienation takes many forms.
But alienation has many faces.
But Giordano deromanticizes social alienation.
Most deal with alienation.
