Sentence examples for dealing with alienated from inspiring English sources
After an initial section dealing with alienated young Muslims in France, he takes on Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia in turn, in each case moving from the first encounters with French imperialism through postwar decolonisation, down to the present day.
He said her experience dealing with customers would help mend relations with alienated teachers and parents.
The films themselves mostly show an alienated and anxious Australia, both indigenous and white, dealing with loneliness, abuse and alcoholism.
It is important to note at this point that the very fact that the majority of the adolescent participants in this study were in school suggests that we were not dealing with those adolescents who had already dropped out of school and become extremely alienated from the system.
To choose as narrator an austere and alienated intellectual, a man who find fault with Einstein's prose, repudiates love as a matter of dopamine and neurotransmitters and calls solitude not second nature but "first nature … no more than an enactment of being human" is a risky strategy; Hendricks is not easily lovable, in particular when dealing with women.
"Dealing with insurance companies.
Dealing with circumstantial evidence.
Dealing With Falling Dividends.
Dealing with Discrimination.
