Sentence examples for estranged from reality from inspiring English sources

Any place, however, can be nowhere if, like Reza, you grew up, as she put it, "estranged from reality".

She had been trying to adopt a more nuanced view of her parents, whom she no longer saw as malevolent, just estranged from reality.

I disagree with Lynn Hirschberg's view (Nov. 14) that our movies are becoming more and more estranged from the American reality.

I felt estranged from the world.

In addition, many victims report feeling alienated and estranged from the world.

The people casting the Grammy votes are often as estranged from the content and reality of most hip-hop records as can be, and so they default to the safe choice: the white guy.

If parallels with TV characters seem patronising, it's hard not to refer to fiction when the places like Englewood are so estranged from the common conception of reality.

"I felt estranged from myself".

Maybe they are estranged from them.

(1839), Rigdon became estranged from Smith.

Are we quite this estranged from ourselves?