We are much more alienated from our colleagues nowadays.
No wonder young people tell pollsters they feel even more alienated from the process this year.
And they feel more alienated in this country than their parents and grandparents.
And when I look around me at our wider culture, I feel even more alienated.
After she went to prison and her parents sued for custody of her daughter, she was even more alienated.
People in the north, especially Generation Y, are more alienated by the current situation than ever before.
Far from becoming assimilated, in many ways they feel more alienated from British society than their parents ever did.
Factory workers and peasants -- the party's traditional base -- are feeling more and more alienated by corruption, joblessness and the fraying of the social safety net.
It is more cosmopolitan and dangerous, more alienated from its hinterland than ever before, but it is still recognisable in this book.
It has not stopped thieving, but, said Peter Kaleja, a resident of the ghetto who works as a teaching assistant at the elementary school, has left Roma children even more alienated.
Some draw a comparison with the reservations on which American-Indians have become progressively more alienated from the rest of America.Sadly, the Howard government has come up with very little in the way of fresh or interesting alternative policies.
