"They can feel progressively alienated from staff in the school at a time when they need nonparental adults more than ever," says Robert Dodd, principal at Walt Whitman High School in Bethesda.
As writers became progressively alienated from the official culture of the Second Empire (1852 70), the forms of their revolt became more and more disparate.
"My community is becoming alienated from everyone else.
Adapted from Robert Ludlum's lugubriously written novels, the plots may have been nonsense, but Bourne was the kind of hero — homeless, haunted, alienated from everyone, even from himself — who revived some of the last century's most resonantly forlorn themes.
Plot-wise there's nothing new here – Mike is suffering from something like post-traumatic stress disorder, the home he returns to is not the one he remembers, he feels alienated from everyone he meets.
Your time out of the corporate world can leave you feeling alienated from everyone else; and you forget.
I made it back to Berghain and got in this time, but after three hours there I just felt alienated from everyone as well as from myself.
Ether: For sure it would still be a cool, crazy life doing what we do without each other, but it would also be pretty alienating from everyone and everything.
Rather than admitting that the party has had serious problems for its last two decades, that it's progressively alienated itself from its voters to the point that its grandees think a blob of humanoid margarine like Owen Smith is what ought to be running the country, the new Trot scare makes the problem go away: the people making this critique are wreckers and infiltrators, they don't count.
He was alienated from nearly everyone and everything except his need.
Some draw a comparison with the reservations on which American-Indians have become progressively more alienated from the rest of America.Sadly, the Howard government has come up with very little in the way of fresh or interesting alternative policies.
