Sentence examples for quite alienated from inspiring English sources

"Back then, I was completely ignorant of business, and to be honest, quite alienated by business," he said.

I don't even think Californians can be said to have a privileged understanding of this; certainly, the hundreds of thousands of people who have demonstrated in New York and Washington to prevent this war know it, and I imagine that they're feeling quite alienated right now, too.

"We are quite alienated from any big scene," explains Ojeda.

"I felt quite alienated from the department and did not feel I had anything to offer," she says.

Campbell said among the activists campaigning in Eastleigh were substantial numbers of young people, including "students, quite a few of whom, of course, have felt rather alienated because of our decision on tuition fees".

On the whole, more brainwork went into Money - the lead essay, which tells you about alienated labour, is quite readable.

And she shows that it is these days in particular that are in danger of collapsing into alienated despair, because lovers are not quite in control of the vulnerability they have unleashed.

Yet Dumont has a genius for alienated landscape, driven by an unending, not quite hopeless demand that emptiness, stared at intensively enough, will at last yield up its secrets.

But without anyone preying on feelings of exclusion and despair, alienated youths simply remain alienated rather than radicalised.

He is an anarchic life force, presiding over a "Bucolic Alcoholic Frolic" attended by alienated young girls and grown-up losers, one of whom delivers a quite original definition of what makes local TV news local: "to make any sense [of it] you've got to have at least a chance of shagging the weather girl .The action is set on St George's Day when a fair is held in the village.

Great rock songs have their agreeable clichés, and the Carver/Ford school has its conventions too: the stripped-down sentences, the alienated postmacho antiheroes, the inability (or disinclination) of their men to puzzle out quite what the women around them want.