Sentence examples for long alienated from inspiring English sources

Many young people, long alienated from politics, have become passionate and engaged.

The rigid cast of some mosques has long alienated many American Muslims.

Claren is part of a growing movement of trans Mormons in Utah publicly fighting for acceptance in a conservative church that has long alienated LGBT people.

On the other side is a group of survivors, including some of Jones's descendants, who say the religious content of Ms. Norwood's services and her condemnation of Peoples Temple have long alienated survivors.

Labor, at least, has realised that policies that hand money to big corporations in tax cuts, increase casualisation, offshore jobs, privatise public infrastructure and slash spending on welfare and services long alienated the party from its social base – and I know I'm not alone in believing it's why Labor's primary vote has taken such a kicking over these last years.

But Grace, long alienated from her Catholic roots, takes the preachings of Father Timothy Tim Kazurinskyy) and the lessons of Bible study (led by a young woman played by Sophie Traub) literally, with outrageous results that suggest a Catholic counterpart to Philip Roth's gleefully impious short story "The Conversion of the Jews".

This is the dominant pop music for audiences that have long felt alienated by hip-hop or don't connect with electronic teen fare courtesy of Justin Bieber and cohorts.

They have long since alienated the majority by killing civilians in suicide bombings and harassing popular figures such as Dr Hawa Abdi, whose refugee camp was recently invaded and partly sold off by an al-Shabaab militia.

His memoir begins with a visit to his lodgings by one William Balfour, who is convinced not only that his father, an apparent suicide, was actually murdered, but also that Weaver's father, Samuel Lienzo, a stock-jobber from whom Weaver had long been alienated, shared the same fate.

Black travel firms said that their clients have long felt alienated by mainstream travel services failing to market to diverse audiences and stereotyping black people as unable to appreciate or afford worldly experiences.

Here was a soldier who -- while committed reprehensible and unjustifiable murders -- had long felt alienated in the military, expressed frustrations about being forced to go to Afghanistan and was mortified about the idea of having to kill fellow Muslims.