In fact, if Lululemon's sales start falling, it won't be because – as the company wants you to believe – it's because of "PR issues", as it delicately calls its founders' sizeism; it's more likely because of more aggressive competition from rivals rather than alienated customers.
In order to foster a socially integrated rather than alienated city culture, I propose the alternative of 'slow development'.
His dealings with players and backroom staff, along with his training regime and tactics, alienated, rather than inspired.
The novel drew on a current affairs zeitgeist, but what was perhaps more interesting was its refusal to condemn its central character, who was portrayed as alienated, rather than evil.
In a brisk 50 minutes, he weaves together a rather large cast of alienated characters, most of whom are trying to figure out how to deal with loss and suffering.
(Of course, she only identifies with "the People," never the bourgeois victims she and her friends will later rob. Godard would eventually embrace Marxism, but for the moment it was his sympathy for alienated youth rather than any political stance that dictated the film's moral sense).
But Rifi said it is exactly this type of rhetoric, coupled with a failure to adequately combat the rise of Islamophobia that could fuel extremism among disengaged and alienated youth, rather than curtail it.
In doing so, we might find a language in which liberal graduates can talk with the alienated people of Britain, rather than at them.
George Monbiot hopes we "might find a language in which liberal graduates can talk with the alienated people of Britain, rather than at them" (Opinion, 29 June).
But without anyone preying on feelings of exclusion and despair, alienated youths simply remain alienated rather than radicalised.
