Sentence examples for displaced through from inspiring English sources

So many designers seem strangely displaced, through no fault of their own.

Regular implied accents may be temporarily displaced through the process known as syncopation.

Several million are displaced through natural disasters and 27 million by conflict in their own countries.

The UN says there are now 43 million people who are forcibly displaced through persecution or conflict, the highest since the mid-1990s.

I wonder how to label myself and my brother in this list of nationalities - Indian origin, childhood in Wales, Sindhi parents displaced through the partition of India from a state in what is now Pakistan.

There was also that all-pervasive sense of eroticism that goes with the boredom of war, that freewheeling fantasising that goes with displaced persons who are displaced through no fault of their own.

What Adorno doesn't address is the degree to which Kafka was displacing through fiction a sense of parasitism that he saw in his own reflection, the "miserable specimen" in the mirror.

Planning to displace through issuing of instructions constitutes an order.

The composites absorb energy because they are configured in such a way that chain links must displace through large distances before coming into intimate contact with one another, doing work continuously against the matrix.

But rather than pull out of a fairly hopeless situation, Christian Aid and the IECJP dug in, remaining in solidarity with the displaced communities through the bleak years of setbacks.

The deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, revealed last week that the UK had taken in 1,500 displaced Syrians through regular asylum routes, but that number falls far short of demands of the UN.