Sentence examples for given the alienation of from inspiring English sources
And, given the alienation of the Muslim poor, not to mention the fact that French law forbids census questions about religious or ethnic affiliation, it is impossible for anyone (except, presumably, the secret services) to know how many Muslims vote anyway.
Moreover, in its closing pages it appears to be striving for a sweeter, more empathetic insight into boyhood than is altogether plausible, given the horror and alienation of all that has gone before.
White is brought back to Black's spare New York tenement, and they commence a mortal, desperate debate about the value of life and whether ending it — taking the Sunset Limited — is a valid choice given the amount of misery and alienation that can go hand in hand with everyday existence.
The latter considers psychosomatic factors as key-aspects in the pathogenesis of ED given the central role of lived corporeality and alienation from one own's body and one own's emotion [ 35, 36].
Given the economy of the past two years, the subsequent alienation of this group should pose no mystery.
I haven't mentioned the alienation of Thalia's affections".
The alienation of lands which were given to religious purposes to laymen, or to profane and common purposes, was also termed sacrilege". * See Mathews, A Surrey of English Dictionaries (1933).
Upheaval in their countries of origin had given the writers a sense of alienation, but also created an emotional distance that enabled them to return as reporters, mining details for future work.
Given the number of interactions Americans have over a lifetime with medical care providers, any such sense of disempowerment can accumulate to the point of leading to a larger sense of alienation from authority.
MAKE found this charming art project that discusses the alienation of modern man through the advent of mobile technology.
