Sentence examples for by alienation from inspiring English sources

By contrast, the vampiric lifestyle in Buffy is characterised by alienation, loneliness, guilt and self-loathing.

Punk is a vast support group for misfits, a community united by alienation.

Cycles of consensus followed by alienation seem to be typical of the French political culture.

The surprise-free economy would contribute to the emergence of a "post-industrial society", characterized by "alienation amidst affluence".

In the beginning, a pronoia (grant of land) was bestowed for the life of the holder and could not be transferred by alienation or inheritance.

The 2016 presidential election has been dominated by alienation and anger towards the elites, with Sanders and Trump acting as lightning rods.

Vundabar came together in high school, and their first album blossomed out of the sort of friendship that can only really be forged by kids drawn together by adolescent alienation and the general discomfort of being a teenager.

"Remote," commissioned in 1997 by Mikhail Baryshnikov, explored alienation by deconstructing a pirouette.

But the story of Asco lies even deeper, one of a subculture within a subculture, a group of artists fueled not just by their marginal existence within their city and country but by their alienation from the Chicano art movement as well.

In his view, Zionism should be a settlement movement that was not tainted by colonialism or chauvinism, a progressive movement that was not distorted by urban alienation.

Yet he was equally troubled by the alienation he has increasingly felt from other Americans.