Sentence examples for consequently alienated from from inspiring English sources
From then on, even when she tries to communicate, with good intentions, Briggs is seen as emotionally disruptive and is consequently alienated from the community.
On foreign policy A sound and constructive foreign policy is foreign to you, which is consequently alienating Israel's allies and bewildering its friends.
It is only sensible to persecute and prosecute those most marginalised and alienated from the political system and consequently least likely to protest or complain.I am currently nearing the end of a ten-year sentence for growing marijuana.
Under capitalism, however, workers are alienated from the products of their labour, and consequently their person is fragmented (Bartky 1990, 128 9).
They are alienated from friends and family.
They feel alienated from their siblings".
I felt like CSS is alienated from the campus.
"My community is becoming alienated from everyone else.
Bloom is indeed alienated from his entire profession.
It is alienated from its longtime ally Turkey.
Youth feel alienated from the aging leadership, she said.
