Sentence examples for fear and dislocation from inspiring English sources

Gradually, he decided to strive to produce a Jewish art, depicting in paint the fear and dislocation that his idol, Franz Kafka, had encapsulated in words.

From Sam Peckinpah's "Straw Dogs" to Michael Haneke's "Funny Games," the home-invasion thriller has proved adept at eliciting the fear and dislocation that accompany the violation of our most sacred space.

And the two movements are indeed linked, in that both feed off a growing fear and sense of dislocation in Americans who feel, rightly, that the world's order has shifted, the game's rules have changed and playing, let alone winning, is harder than before.

Reintegration programming in northern Uganda has been greatly influenced by fears about the traumatization and dislocation of a 'lost generation' of formerly abducted young people.

On one hand, it's about fear of dislocation of supremacy, and the surrendering of power and the security it provides.

"We're concerned that they want to foment the kind of bombings and dislocation that the Lebanese fear could happen -- and that will allow the Syrians to say this is what happens when we remove our forces from your country". Syria first deployed troops to Lebanon in 1976 as part of a failed attempt to end a civil war, which raged on for another 14 years.

Public spaces have been packed with spectators less interested, perhaps, in Mahler's Symphony No. 2 or Barry Bonds's home run count than in being with people experiencing the same feelings of loss, fear, dislocation and confusion.

This is a clear limitation of the study, not only for UCLA activity and ROM but also for WOMAC, where the fear of dislocation may have influenced the standard THA group negatively.

"Pacification" meant only more violence and dislocation.

Fracture dislocation, a severe injury in which both fracture and dislocation take place simultaneously.

There is a weird feeling of time-slip and dislocation.