Sentence examples for degrees of alienation from inspiring English sources

Meaninglessness: The prevalence of high and medium degrees of alienation is generally high among both sexes.

As they begin to exit from the armed forces (many have attenuated affiliations while they are in school), they face the incredibly complex and often very difficult transition to civilian life, that includes varying degrees of alienation, bitterness, and overt hostility to their armed forces.

You cannot foster this degree of alienation with no consequences.

The switch from first to second person indicates the degree of alienation infusing this book.

I think this is because I feel a degree of alienation that I cannot combat.

To be willing to attack your own country, commonsense suggests you must have a degree of alienation from it.

Little was said about the degree of alienation felt in Scotland after more than 35 years of neoliberal economic policy.

"There's always a certain degree of alienation with the current music director, but there was no more of that with Maazel than with any other conductor".

"If Mr Putin and Mr Trump become great friends then China can do nothing about it – but China will be prepared for some degree of alienation between Moscow and Beijing".

The gays, he said, have achieved the highest possible "degree of alienation"; in this world "where badges are judged wounds, wounds badges, homosexuals have a deservedly high place," earning a widespread "kind of jealousy of this elite state".

Each of us had experienced a degree of alienation growing up — too black to be white, or too white to be black, or too mixed to be anything — and somehow, at the same moment in time, we'd all moved into the same ten-block radius of Brooklyn.