In the process voters get alienated from their civic duty and stop voting.
And you're going to get alienated from those friends because we are going to be all over you".
And you're going to get alienated from those friends because we are going to be all over you". Joanne Jaffe, Housing Bureau chief of the New York City Police Department, discussing the city's new program aimed at keeping juveniles from lives of crime.
"I'd become alienated from it," he said.
We become alienated from ourselves, and from those around us.
We want to get people now alienated from the idea of living in housing to enter in on their own terms, and then work with them from there". Once, most major cities had a lodging house district, a skid row.
Then, you become increasingly alienated from your own heart.
Once they change their names at least they get to the interviewing table," he says, adding that employment is important to making sure migrants become part of society and not alienated from it.
I made it back to Berghain and got in this time, but after three hours there I just felt alienated from everyone as well as from myself.
The people from earlier ages who were alienated from theirs - those Luddites and holdouts - get our sympathy but rarely our affection.
