Sentence examples for expressing alienation from inspiring English sources

Lyrically the songs keep expressing alienation from the self: that image of a phantom isn't restricted to the title track.

The explosive growth of the computer industry in the 1990s and the new forums for expressing alienation presented by the Internet gave cyberpunk writing a bracing sense of immediate relevancy.

The 20th century's substitute for the long letter is the transcribed tape recording more, as Beckett's play Krapp's Last Tape indicates, a device for expressing alienation than a tool of dialectic.

She expresses not only love; she also expresses alienation.

Antonioni is known for his capacity to express alienation visually.

Susan Sontag once said that she didn't want only to express alienation.

Tells about the barukumin(the Japanese Untouchables. Tells about the literature which expresses alienation, uprootedness and disaster.

Rather than express alienation from the natural world, though, the drawings reveal "a deep spiritual kinship" with it, according to the gallery's note.

In a 1992 interview with The Times Magazine, Ms. Sontag described the creative force that animated "The Volcano Lover," putting her finger on the sensibility that would inform all her work: "I don't want to express alienation.

The key piece was, again, the clerical buttoned-up collar, which gave an erotic charge and a Felliniesque ambiguity -- as if Federico Fellini's movies expressing his alienation from the Church of Rome had seeped into Ms. Prada's consciousness.

Even nonvoting satisfies the need of some people to express their alienation from the political community.