Sentence examples for had become alienated from inspiring English sources

Charles John now had dreams of becoming king or "protector" of France, but he had become alienated from the French people, and the victorious allies would not tolerate another soldier in charge of French affairs.

A former artist, derailed by addiction, she had become alienated from her career and her family.

Mr. Genoways had become alienated from his small staff, some of whose members repeatedly complained to the university president's office about his absences and his attitude.

In those uprisings, which overthrew governments allied with Russia but that had become alienated from their own populations, the West provided open support for opposition elites and free media.

He did feel that Adam was losing interest in him, but the estrangement didn't strike Peter as ominous; he, too, had become alienated from his parents in late adolescence.

The minister of the interior, Count Mikhail Loris-Melikov, was charged with exterminating the terrorist organization (calling itself People's Will) while at the same time conciliating moderate opinion, which had become alienated by the repressive policies pursued since 1866.

Something along the lines of, We've become alienated from alienation?

I would imagine many have become alienated from the campus and their work.

DESAI: After the global financial crisis, many people have become alienated from finance and from business.

As American consumers, we've become alienated from the life cycle of our food.

However, many parents haven't abandoned this belief and have become alienated from, or suspicious of, medical research.