Sentence examples for her dispossession from inspiring English sources

Her dispossession had made of her a "cuckoo forever insinuating myself into others' nests", a "chameleon hiding myself in false or borrowed colours".

The authority of woman in language – her ability both to articulate herself and to make herself intelligible – is worlds away from her dispossession in art, the radicalism of her gaze, her struggle with the complicity of her own image as painterly subject and muse.

Bossed around by a mother who blamed everyone else for her own dispossession, and undefended by a father who feared her, Feiffer captures his insignificance in a set piece about how his bar mitzvah was kidnapped by relatives.

Her books include, Dispossession and the Environment: Rhetoric and Inequality in Papua New Guinea Columbiaa, 2016), From Modern Production to Imagined Primitive: The World of Coffee from Papua New Guinea (Duke, 2012), and Conservation is our Government Now: The Politics of Ecology in Papua New Guinea (Duke 2006).

Sculthorpe says: "Right until the last she was regarded as a subject of study, a curio, a museum piece, an amusement for those whose invasion resulted in the dispossession of her own people.

Henry's consort, Margaret of Anjou, refused to accept the dispossession of her son's right to the throne and, along with fellow Lancastrian malcontents, raised an army.

Hunter even moves one as she goes to her grave having acquired, through dispossession, self-discovery.

Her most recent publication is Dispossession and the Environment: Rhetoric and Inequality in Papua New Guinea (2016, Columbia University Press).

Her major theme is the dispossession of ancient Aboriginal lands by white newcomers, and in particular by an international mining company.

Flowers by Marisa CompeThelo.

Her film, Tshiamelo - A Place of Goodness, documented her family's story and the dispossession of their farmland.