The experience intensified his alienation from the city's Democratic machine and his anger at its leaders, especially Mr. Rangel.
Beckett was fascinated and troubled by the mechanical reproduction, by the ways various recording machines both assuage and intensify the alienation of modern life.
My alienation intensified with every meal: veal scallops, poached sturgeon… One day, I began disposing of my food behind the dining room radiator.
The antagonism between the two resultant sets of values is the source of what we call alienation among the intellectuals at least (the alienation of the common man in urban, industrial civilization from his work, from himself, and from his fellows is another matter, although its results are reflected and intensified in the alienation of the elite).
As this alienation has intensified, the insularity of the political and media Establishment has gotten worse - thus intensifying the alienation even further.
The disturbing effect for audiences may well have intensified the feelings of alienation and uncertainty which the director intended to provoke.
Loy's stripped down anti-vision - men in suits against a grey screen, with one chair as a prop - must have been baffling to anyone lacking prior knowledge, and the amplified German dialogue intensified the sense of alienation and dislocation.
Fans who responded to his nascent mid-life crisis on Alligator and Boxer will be relieved to find that having a child and approaching 40 has only intensified his feelings of alienation.
There is a danger that the surge will intensify that popular alienation, further fueling Islamic extremism and thus terrorism.
The genius of Roger Ailes is that he intensified and played upon that alienation, and then, as it shaded into paranoia, channelled it against his enemies, or anyone who dared tell him that his childhood was a lie.
Over the decades their anger and alienation have only intensified as their dissatisfaction has spread across the land.
