Sentence examples for from being alienated from inspiring English sources

The language of redemption applies both to the land and to the people; both are in God's hands, and thus the people called to imitate the holiness of God will be seeking to save both persons and property from being alienated for ever from their primary and defining relation to the God of the Exodus (Ellen Davis, Scripture, Culture and Agriculture, ch.5, esp. pp.90-94 pp.90-94

This might arise from being alienated, ignored or mistreated by healthcare providers in an unsupportive hospital environment [ 42- 45].

Meanwhile, Shias are being alienated from their own country.

Others spoke of being alienated from their old surroundings.

They tend to idolise those ideals despite being alienated from them as individuals.

"They're tired of being alienated from themselves and everything else".

"The decline of men has everything to do with them being alienated from the means of reproduction".

But we must acknowledge the grave risk to the national fabric of any community being alienated from the police.

(community group interview, Manendragarh ) Women also spoke about not being allowed to attend village meetings and of being alienated from any decision-making process within the community.

He believed that human beings are alienated from God because of their spiritual ignorance; Christ brings them into the gnosis (esoteric revelatory knowledge) that is union with God.

The people from earlier ages who were alienated from theirs - those Luddites and holdouts - get our sympathy but rarely our affection.