Sentence examples for my displacement from inspiring English sources

As civil rights attorney Tracie Washington has said, "I'm still displaced, until the conditions that caused my displacement have been alleviated.

My displacement was metaphysical to precisely the same extent to which it was physical.

I introduced myself and proceeded to deliver the usual well-rehearsed story of my displacement and my writing career, nudging him toward declaring whether or not he had read my work.

" My displacement, I lost a seven-month year old baby girl.

But it's not true in my case – my real displacement activity is the prioritisation of my Amazon wish list.

My first displacement occurred in the aftermath of what we call the setback, the naksah, of 1967.

Blissfully untroubled by the trauma of genuine poverty, I'd never compare my geographical displacement with the victimhood of the Heygate's uprooted tenants.

The sentence immediately set me thinking of other notable displacements: my body displaces the air; my skeleton displaces my skin; my voice displaces the silence, and so on.

When I returned to my studio after a year of displacement, my work started becoming figurative, after many years of being an abstract artist.

I tell her about an anthrax scare I went through in October at work, about my children's displacement, about the hoops we have been jumping through.

For someone whose family has lived in New Orleans since the 18th century, who grew up there speaking the patois into which locals still fall among themselves, who takes his coffee with chicory and his jambalaya with cayenne, only one word encompasses my sense of displacement, loss, and homesickness as we made our way through America this past month: exile.