Sentence examples for profound dislocation from inspiring English sources

"It will result in profound dislocation in days ahead".

After all, I'm dogged by a feeling of profound dislocation.

12 Bar Blues in particular is a record of profound dislocation and distraction.

The profound dislocation of living in a war zone is palpable on every page.

Over time, efforts to balance the myth of American freedom on which they were raised, with the reality of American power that they have been called on to monitor or operate, causes a profound dislocation in their world view.

This revelation was immediately experienced as a profound dislocation, as John Donne testified in his 1611 poem "An Anatomy of the World": "The sun is lost, and th' earth, and no man's wit / Can well direct him where to look for it".

Profound dislocations in the labour market, she said, have driven many people out of the labour market and raised long-term unemployment, and these people might not exercise much downward pressure on wages.

In facing this prospect of potentially profound dislocations in behavior, the problem is that the number of state variables in the model, whether they interact, how they interact, and the form of their interactions, may be evolving over time.

He leaves the reader with a palpable sense of the glittering and increasingly violent world that this "new sugar magus" and his family inhabited, and conveys both the profound emotional dislocations of exile and the dangers and persistence of nostalgia.

How do you write about dislocation, profound loneliness, terror?

It's a restaurant that produces a profound sense of dislocation, in ways good, bad and neither.