Sentence examples for increasingly alienated from from inspiring English sources

She just became increasingly alienated from her own world".

He was disavowed by his constituents and became increasingly alienated from his party.

The Eastern region felt increasingly alienated from the federal military government under Gowon.

Nevertheless, I was becoming increasingly alienated from the postures of the avant-garde.

As a result, these classes became increasingly alienated from their rulers.

…with the People's Republic of China, which had become increasingly alienated from the Soviet Union.

It sought, like the Protestants, to attract mass support; its clandestine organization was built around the house of Guise rather than the monarchy, from which it was increasingly alienated.

Increasingly alienated by Crowley's attitude, Parsons resigned from the OTO in August 1946.

But it is a ratings and financial game, some worry, that means university student bodies will increasingly become alienated from their state's population.

Over the course of the season with the Washington Mystics, Holdsclaw had become increasingly withdrawn, alienated from teammates and family and even her oldest confidantes.

The intercepts depict a regime increasingly corrupt, alienated from the country's religious rank and file, and so weakened and frightened that it has brokered its future by channelling hundreds of millions of dollars in what amounts to protection money to fundamentalist groups that wish to overthrow it.