Sentence examples for complete alienation from inspiring English sources

Another indisputable classic is Under the Bridge by the Red Hot Chili Peppers, a desolate song about complete alienation.

That pipeline project heightened an already tense relationship with Moscow, but Aliev managed to avoid complete alienation.

"Every form of mental despair and terror and incapacity in modern life seems to be related in some way to this complete alienation from everything else alive.

But after I was brought to jail I had no other way to express my feelings, as I was then in a state of complete alienation and loneliness.

Widespread dissatisfaction with all professional politicians, a certainty of having been "sold out," a feeling of complete alienation from both political parties — "Not a dime's worth of difference between them" was George Wallace's formulation, a half century ago — these are permanent intuitions of the American aggrieved.

One of the aspects ordinarily ignored in our discussions is the complete alienation of Israel from the indigenous culture of the region.

It is an image of complete rejection, alienation from the self and the world.

With one stroke Alistair Darling could complete the alienation of public-sector workers from the Labour party and worsen the economic crisis.

They talk about feelings of - sometimes complete - alienation in all aspects of the relationship and in their contacts with the social environment.

Having demonstrated Ortega's departure from the universal perspective of reality, taken by physics and mathematics, we find that his dictum, "man, in word, has no nature; what he has is …history," completes the alienation of the individual from nature and nature from the individual.

The entire experience would cause me to postpone my long sought after master of fine arts (MFA) degree and the complete and painful alienation from my classmates.