Sentence examples similar to process of expatriation from inspiring English sources

Measures of Expatriation, which explores identity and the alienation of the expatriate, is one of 10 collections in the running for the prize.

From Measures of Expatriation (Carcanet, £9.99).

The glamour of expatriation was formative.

During this period of expatriation, Rimbaud had become known as a poet in France.

His memoir is a permanent addition to the literature of expatriation.

Vahni Capildeo was about to read from her collection, Measures of Expatriation.

"I think the real issue for me was slowly discovering the price of expatriation," he went on.

His "splendid" memoir "is a permanent addition to the literature of expatriation," Richard Howard wrote here in 2002.

Measures of Expatriation; Grow a Pair: 9½ Fairytales About Sex; The Ultimate Ambition in the Arts of Erudition Measures of Expatriation by the Trinidadian-British poet Vahni Capildeo (Carcanet) gives a long, searching look at dislocation and plurality and polyvocality and diasporas: it's a very singular and powerful collection.

This year's Forward prize was won by Vahni Capildeo for Measures of Expatriation – an innovative work about displacement and identity that excites strong feelings and divides opinion.

Qutb didn't join the Muslim Brotherhood until 1952 — three years after the assassination of the movement's founder, Hassan al-Banna, and two years after Qutb's spell of expatriation in the United States.