If you were a victim you would think: they have persecuted, abused and dispossessed me.
For me, this transforms my resentments as I practice it almost daily -- picturing the very people one by one who dispossessed me and my children of our home and health care and continue to deny the full humanity of my former students and those they love most deeply.
Riise dispossesses Gattuso and sets off into the Liverpool half.
The process of colonialism dispossesses Indigenous people of their land.
The Dispossessed doesn't just inspire me as a writer; it's a book I aspire to live by.
He seemed to have lost his way with me; widowhood had dispossessed him of any ease that he had once had around his only child.
Camus, who remained loyal to the poor, the sick, the deformed and dispossessed, remarked that, "Poverty prevented me from judging that all was well under the sun and in history".
The Dispossessed became a key book for me; I still re-read it every few years.
No matter how bad it gets, if suddenly I'm dispossessed, they can still say about me that he had his own wrapping paper.
The young – those under 35, let's say – have embraced the virtues of a tolerant, easy-going, multicultural society; many of those over 65, especially in the big cities, feel dispossessed, their old cultural certainties shattered; those in between – me and Paxman aside, perhaps – are just about swimming with the tide, or at least keeping our thoughts to ourselves.
I looked at my white friends and family who felt dispossessed, at the untapped political support for anyone — even a kid like me — who wasn't afraid to talk about threats to our people from outsiders, and I knew not only that white nationalism was right, but that it could win.
