Sentence examples for isolated and alienated from inspiring English sources

Large numbers of Britons feel isolated and alienated.

Johnson's heroes are isolated and alienated, but are capable of feeling just the right emotion at just the right time.

Mr. Badreya said he saw the tape mesmerize listeners, particularly idealistic young Muslims, many of them new immigrants feeling isolated and alienated in America.

Psychologically, these workers are isolated and alienated; practically, they are trapped by draconian sponsorship laws in the UAE, and in debt to agents back home.

Once at university, many African-American students complain of an environment where they feel unsupported, isolated and alienated by a largely white educational system.

He said he was reaching out to former players because they "felt a little bit isolated and alienated" from the athletic department.

To be sure, Paine had isolated himself and alienated many old friends.

The victim-blaming, shaming and doubting leaves abuse survivors feeling incredibly isolated in their situation and alienated from their own support networks.

Isolated and increasingly alienated by government censorship, Millas retreated to the southern Universidad Austral in Valdivia, where he was initially welcomed but soon removed (1980) for his increasingly public and vocal criticisms of the regime.

He thought that Israeli and Palestinian negotiators had not sufficiently narrowed the gaps separating their positions before the summit, and once there, he made clear in his comments that he felt both isolated from the Arab world and alienated by the close Israeli-American partnership.

* Increasing interaction within Guard and Reserve units between deployments so members do not feel isolated or alienated.