Sentence examples for partial alienation from inspiring English sources
"At the root of having [and problems, and technics] there lies a certain specialization of specification of the self, and this is connected with [a] partial alienation of the self…" (Marcel 1949, p. 172).
Part of the process of mental disintegration that characterises those illnesses is the experience of partial or total alienation.
In the shadow of the Foreign Ministry, rendered in the neo-Pharaonic design to which Egypt's authoritarian leaders were partial, it is a mélange of faded colonial architecture and the concrete of urban alienation, interspersed with markets for secondhand clothes.
They failed to understand that the taciturn veil he had worn so devotedly to protect him from the public, imposed by partial deafness and a minor speech impediment, proved to be a perfect apprenticeship for the alienation of prison.
If not, do the partial and potentially limited clinical services that can be provided in typical research settings exacerbate participant alienation, and cause possible harm?
Alienation takes many forms.
There was no alienation".
Visual tone poems; alienation.
But alienation has many faces.
But Giordano deromanticizes social alienation.
