Sentence examples for on alienation from inspiring English sources

On the one hand it's a commentary on alienation in modern consumerist society; on the other it's an excuse for Brad Pitt, to look enviably handsome, tough and cool.

Terrorist attacks such as the ones in Paris and the increasing numbers of plots in the UK involving returning jihadis has been one of the key reasons for the  the military focusing on alienation among some sections of the Muslim community.

Singer suggests the three of them do a film on alienation.

But there are no votes in a debate on alienation, anomie or angst.

The story containing those sentences, "O'Hare," is the book's strongest, a witty riff on alienation and belonging.

The jargon flowed on and on: alienation from the working masses, living in an ivory tower, bourgeois ways.

Automation, which is so far eluding most mainstream politicians, will carry on sowing the alienation and dismay on which the president-elect and his fellow populists gleefully feast – and the driverless revolution will take everything to a whole new level.

To the Editor: David Brooks has put his finger on the alienation of the American public.

It's a curious pleasure, an increasingly surreal satire on urban alienation in contemporary New York.

Like many comedians, she thrives on the alienation and bitterness she feels toward people who haven't understood her.

Is Ms. Washburn attempting an oblique commentary on the alienation Americans abroad feel today in a more hostile international environment?