Sentence examples for feeling separated from inspiring English sources

These diarists wanted companionship, and a diary was in part a function of feeling separated from others.

"Always wondering what people are seeing, and feeling separated from so much of the world, that's hard".

"I started getting really upset because I started feeling really isolated, I started feeling separated from, I guess, an accepted version of what an Australian should be".

Among Marxist theorists, the term "alienation" is used to describe the phenomenon of individuals being, or feeling, separated from things that should belong together.

That overwhelming feeling separated my senses from the richness of existence just beyond a luminous curtain.

That kind of teaching left Nathan feeling separated from everything else in the world.

Keep your apology and your own statements about your feelings separate.

But when our children sleep in their own room my husband and I are left alone on the vast plain of this oversized bed feeling separate, feeling like ugly Americans who have eaten too much, again.

No one is born feeling separate.

My pieces convey the notion of isolation, of feeling separate.

Maybe we left on our own accord, feeling separate from, and even demeaned by, the rest of low-life creation.