Sentence examples for dislocations of from inspiring English sources
Colonial America found that the dislocations of war spread disease.
Dislocations of space, time, and scale were common elements.
Ms. Kim performs a physically inspired study in the dislocations of drunkenness.
The wrenching dislocations of the last few months do not change that, most experts say.
His resistance caused the dislocations of hundreds of thousands of refugees.
It resonated more when she talked about the dislocations of her international life.
And there are those who see a lesson here about the dislocations of Thai society today.
This compression of the listening experience is followed by the dislocations of laptop composers performing "live".
Levin shows how the dislocations of immigrant life could in fact be freeing.
A rearrangement of this magnitude entails wrenching dislocations of power and prerogative.
How prepared have we been for sudden and violent economic dislocations of the kind that leave millions homeless and jobless?
