Sentence examples similar to estranged from heritage from inspiring English sources

Her debut short story collection hones in on political dissidents, citizens estranged from their heritage, and other people who might be described as on the fringes of the societies they inhabit.

Athina, who has been estranged from her Greek heritage since her mother's death when she was 3, stands in line to head the Onassis foundation when she turns 21.

"I felt estranged from myself".

Maybe they are estranged from them.

Kishon became estranged from Israel.

(1839), Rigdon became estranged from Smith.

Are we quite this estranged from ourselves?

He seemed somewhat estranged from his triumphs.

He appears largely estranged from his daughters.

Some are estranged from their families.

Three months ago, Todd Hundley felt estranged from his team.