Sentence examples for dislocated from from inspiring English sources

The overarching theme is Dislocation, whether it's artists "dislocated" from their homes and scenes, or – come Monday morning, after four days and nights of cutting-edge electronics – punters dislocated from the very fabric of reality.

His shareholders had become dislocated from the supervisory board, which is supposed to represent them.

In Edinburgh, shows are too often dislocated from any sense of context.

In the century that followed his death, the public self became dislocated from interior truth.

Millions of people have been dislocated from their traditional lives in the countryside are flooding to the cities.

He complains that he couldn't see the crowd, and felt "dislocated" from the gig and the other members.

The rioters, certainly, were a group who felt dislocated from the opportunities they saw as available to others.

Others, who stayed on, were dislocated from their history as the Communist authorities rewrote the past, a process that continued during the bloody Balkan wars of the 1990s.

Dislocated from Africa-based struggles for social justice these feel-good interventions offer no long-term solution to the systemic issues that drive homophobia.

Some were dislocated from home and roots: many thousands fled their homeland during the years of Yugoslav Communism, with its informers, "eliminations" and prison camps.

Converts and the newly devout, "dislocated from the traditional hierarchies" of Islam, are less likely to challenge a purported authority on religious matters.