"Since the situation, it made us feel more alienated from Texas," said Ms. Loeb, an actress and singer who lived on the Upper East Side for eight years.
Those who thought they were wearing fakes did indeed feel more alienated from themselves than those who knew they were wearing the real things.It remained possible, however, that it was the sense of self-alienation which was normal, and that believing you were wearing designer glasses made you more at ease with yourself.
Tamerlan also seems to have become more alienated from his adopted society.
Democratic institutions persist, but the citizenry seem more and more alienated from those institutions".
"I don't know who I feel more alienated from, the Americans or the Taliban," says Nadra.
Indeed, it may mean just the opposite, that we tend not to trust one another and that we are more alienated from our neighbors than ever before.
Manson's followers circled endlessly while becoming more alienated from society, poorer, hungrier and more desperate to reach the "bottomless pit" that would save them from "Helter Skelter".
Nonvoters tend to be younger, less well off in income and education, less partisan, less politically involved and more alienated from the system.
The combined effects of Trump's war on immigrants and street gangs will create communities that are even more alienated from law enforcement and more isolated from the institutions that can protect and improve the lives of the people there.
He pointed out that all these sites offer is a way to "trick ourselves" – if we're not motivated to become more spiritual in the first place, a game mechanic will make us even more alienated from ourselves.
In some cases, they may even become more alienated from those closest to them, said Anita Gurian, a clinical psychologist and executive editor of AboutOurKids.org, a Web site of the Child Study Center at New York University.
