Sentence examples for feel disassociated from from inspiring English sources

Almost all the poems in the collection concern misfits who have undergone physical amputation or who feel disassociated from society.

And I really got codified in my belief that I don't like it, it's not good for me, I never like the song, I feel disassociated from whatever comes out.

"It's these people who should not be alone," he said, "They should be with a group, they should share, and not keep things to themselves, otherwise they will feel disassociated from their community.

The world seemed like a far-off place; I felt disassociated from it, in exile.

If you even go back to read Joyce Carole Oates's 1970 novel, Them, which is covering a lower-middle-class white family in Detroit, which does feel that sort of resentment about what's going on in racial politics and feels very disassociated from it.

You've described your father's story as for many years being your "parlor trick" — a kind of anecdote that I imagine you can feel a bit disassociated from in the retelling.

K-holing, which typically makes users feel like they're disassociated from their bodies, generally doesn't cause people to die though "you may be scarred psychologically," said Gutman.

"They are very disassociated from their vaginas because it doesn't feel masculine to them.

Here it would be disassociated from the house.

She was bipolar and often disassociated from reality.

Terrorism cannot be disassociated from its political environment.