The new bishops, William Murdoch of Massachusetts, at right in photo, and Bill Atwood of Texas, left, will minister to Americans who have grown alienated from the Episcopal Church, the American branch of Anglicanism, which takes a liberal stance on homosexuality.
She has grown alienated from the queer culture that's emerged during the pandemic, and her estrangement sometimes expresses itself in an ugly resentment — she refers to ACT/UP, the vital grassroots advocacy group formed in 1987, as ACT/OUT, "Aggrieved Children Throwing One Uncut Tantrum".
Lindh told Gunaratna that 9/11 represented a "turning point" for him, and that he grew alienated from his peers.
His first private lawyer, Marc E. Kasowitz, grew alienated from the White House in part over friction with Mr. Kushner.
Mr. Petzold came out of the war with malaria and heroin addiction and grew alienated from his family and his wife.
The English-speaking territories of Cameroon have grown increasingly alienated from the government, and politicians from those regions have called for greater decentralization and even secession (for example: the Southern Cameroons National Council) of the former British-governed territories.
President Hamid Karzai, who has grown increasingly alienated from his one-time US allies during his two terms in office, has refused to sign the pact.
Mr. Miller, a Southern conservative who has grown increasingly alienated from his party, said Democrats had placed partisan politics over national security during this time of war and portrayed Mr. Kerry as "faint-hearted," self-indulgent and indecisive.
The answer, it transpired, was that Clay had grown from a rich, spoilt college kid into a successful screenwriter and full-blown narcissist – alienated, exploitative, sado-masochistic and amoral.
