Sentence examples for most alienated from inspiring English sources

Surly, self-pitying and caustic, Holden Caulfield's is the voice of youth at its most alienated.

Yet it's odd how often it has been the little ways in which the state attempts to keep tabs on our behaviour - tracking devices on wheelie bins and the like - that have most alienated those who previously bowed to authority.

Most alienated of all is Mr. Keitel, who has glued on a pair of big, bushy eyebrows and what appears to be a braided billy-goat beard to play the Guardian, the self-appointed king of Central Park.

And the only people who can actually win the war, the Muslims of the world, are precisely the people most alienated and who feel they are being made specific targets and unwilling collaborators for misguided policies.

In approximate terms, 75%% of students from other countries felt a level of social alienation that would be experienced by only the most alienated 25%% of Irish students.

She must reach the most alienated and angered members of the American electorate.

They are far and away our most beloved and best-selling video games, but also our most alienating.

Much like the shrill laugh of The Finn a character in William Gibson's Sprawl trilogy whose human personality was run post-mortem on a ROM, guiding souls like cyberspace's Hermes the elements that make her most humanoid are the ones that make her most alienating.

Yet it remains individually rational for most Republican politicians to partake in precisely the sort of posturing identity politics that most alienates immigration-friendly voters.

Of all these stories, the most obviously alienated and horrible is the first.

Despite its sketchy, pop-Freudian hook, "Repulsion" works brilliantly as a vision of modern life at its most violently alienated.