Sentence examples for having been alienated from inspiring English sources

Its other face is that Egyptians, having been alienated for so long from their rulers, do not have very high expectations of their government.

I came to it sceptically, having been alienated by his video-art work Deadpan (1997), which seemed to me an uninteresting and frankly supercilious appropriation of Buster Keaton.

It is perhaps a flaw in Jacqui Morris's excellent documentary portrait of war photographer Don McCullin that it implies he effectively retired in the early 1980s, having been alienated by the Sunday Times's new owner Rupert Murdoch and incoming editor Andrew Neil.

I've written before about parental alienation, about the pain and suffering endured by parents whose children have been alienated from them through the other parent's tactics, usually in a high conflict divorce.

Even Cristiano Ronaldo, a loyalist, has been alienated.

Most of Latin America already has been alienated by the timidity and ineffectiveness of our policy.

But voters have been alienated even more by the government's handling of the economy.

Gabrielsson told the press that Larsson had been alienated from his father and brother.

For almost two generations, major parts of academe have been alienated from America's exercise of power due to entrenched ideological differences with the federal government.

Mr. Durst has been alienated from his family for many years; his father, Seymour, died in 1995.

Tamils and Muslims have been alienated by the incumbent's hardline on post-war reconciliation and growing sectarian violence.