Sentence examples for feel dislocated from inspiring English sources

When's high tide?' I feel dislocated".

Though ostensibly about Europe, it was in fact about much more: a cri de coeur from those who feel they have lost out and been left behind, whose living standards have stagnated or worse since the 1980s, who feel dislocated by large-scale immigration over which they have no control and who face an increasingly insecure and casualised labour market.

Immigrants flocked to previously all-white communities and company towns, leading longtime residents to feel dislocated and threatened.

"These people are not ashamed, but they do feel dislocated and there is an anger," Ms. Eisenberg said.

It is easy to feel dislocated and depressed, and overwhelmed by our failure to understand what is going on, by a sense of futility and lack of meaning.

Yet the musicians are cranking hard, changing tempos and rearranging form as they go along, and doing it with such musicality that their actions don't feel dislocating at all.

After his marriage ended in 2010, Crewdson felt dislocated.

It felt dislocated, he was saying, but only for a moment.

The rioters, certainly, were a group who felt dislocated from the opportunities they saw as available to others.

He complains that he couldn't see the crowd, and felt "dislocated" from the gig and the other members.

His left shoulder felt dislocated, and he could see wounds on his arms through the shreds of his shirt.