Sentence examples for for alienation from from inspiring English sources

Europe is shorthand for alienation from the political process and dismay at the pace of change in our globalised world – including immigration, carelessly handled by Blair's complacent government.

Meanwhile, "for police, their sense of alienation from political entities that are more inclined to criticize them than praise them will also be reinforced".

Meanwhile, "for police, their sense of alienation from political entities that are more inclined to criticise them than praise them will also be reinforced".

But there's no doubt that the public's thirst for sensationalism was also to blame for his alienation from everyday life.

Not for Montefiore was there a need for Jewish alienation from the world, or a reassertion of tribal clannishness.

That narrowly scuppered an attempt to introduce proportional representation in British Columbia in 2005.Supporters say MMP is the cure for public alienation from politics.

At Page-Turner, Maria Bustillos wrote about why Franzen pushes so many buttons, and suggested a cure for his alienation from the Internet: Come join us!

For Mr. Pellegrini, the problem is larger: a feeling of alienation from French society.

He has health problems—he recently underwent surgery for a kidney stone and he suffers from nightmares and feelings of alienation from German and even Arab neighbors.

Yet for Israelis, virtually any criticism by outsiders tends to confirm a sense of alienation from the rest of the world.

Poverty is the biggest cause of alienation from wider society.