Sentence examples for kind of dislocation from inspiring English sources

I was, amidst the pleasure of the celebration, the impressive kindness and sharing, troubled by something else I saw and felt, a certain kind of dislocation and sadness in some of the young people.

It doesn't approach that kind of dislocation".

Today, he recognizes the same kind of dislocation.

But all these years later, it seems a prescient exploration of the kind of dislocation, dread and fear of dissolution that are now staples of character-driven drama.

Even now, at 27, he feels a kind of dislocation, said James (Poo) Johnson, executive director of the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Hampton Roads and a longtime Iverson mentor.

But it was a thrilling kind of dislocation, for what I was offered instead of plot was zany comedy, amazing feats of physical strength and grace, vastly intelligent choreography, and constant surprise.

The kinds of dislocation and marginalisation that have long affected black pupils now affect white pupils, too.

This was a black counterpart to the other kinds of dislocation Apollinaire had recorded in the context of the modern metropolis and its exciting new energies (as, for instance, in "Zone," in Alcools [1913; Eng. trans. Alcools]).

Robert Delaunay, Fernand L'eger, Francisco Picabia, Marcel Duchamp and others at that stage shared a wild fauvist colour-sense and the kinds of dislocation and surface foregrounding we associate with Cubism: a tendency towards abstraction, but always rooted in and answerable to figures in the common world.

It will be key for French officials now to send the signals that might prevent the kind of social dislocation and national breakdown that those who orchestrated this latest onslaught are no doubt trying to provoke.

There are many kinds of dislocations.