Sentence examples for has become alienated from inspiring English sources
In The Sane Society (1955), Fromm presented his argument that modern man has become alienated and estranged from himself within consumer-oriented industrial society.
As a young American who came of age after 9/11, I am troubled by the degree to which my generation has become alienated from military service and the effect this has had on our body politic.
Murray uses a statistical construct he calls Fishtown (inspired by an actual blue-collar neighborhood of the same name in Philadelphia) to paint a startling picture: the white working class, he argues, is no longer part of a virtuous silent majority and has become alienated from the "founding virtues" of civic life.
Tish, the 15-year-old heroine, has been taught by her liberal-minded parents that racism is a southern problem; but she is now so alive to it that she has become alienated both from them, and from herself, as a white.
This is a picture of someone who has become alienated from his own talent: the creativity and expression have gone, leaving him only with the sadness and the overwork and the oppressive claustrophobia – for which the studio is a horribly potent image: the musician working in airless vacuum while the controllers sit noiselessly behind glass.
Its task, because it has become alienated from the moment in which it lives, is to make us venerate and conform to it.
Something along the lines of, We've become alienated from alienation?
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.
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.
