Sentence examples for show more alienation from inspiring English sources
"Studies show more alienation rather than less.
Mr. Douek, a businessman who was a founder of the social change movement Zionism 2000 and of other civic organizations, said Israel needed to show more respect to its Arab citizens to help prevent the sort of alienation that gives rise to violence.
But they might show more about Metallica's future, if it dares mess with its invincible formula again and offer a new design for beautiful alienation.
Nowhere does the lost touch show more than in the alienation of the baby-boom generation, which is now moving into its big-spending years.
More democracy will mean more alienation, radicalization and -- yes, unfortunately -- terrorism.
"Life has become more stressful and there is more alienation than there used to be.
Higher scores signal higher quality of communication, more confidence (mutual understanding, respect and confidence) and more alienation (estrangement, isolation and separation), respectively.
Compared to adolescents without NSSI, adolescents engaging in NSSI have described their relationships with their parents as being characterized by less trust, less communication, and more alienation [ 21].
We wonder if he even knows how close to the edge he is living — maybe fewer public lectures and more pointed intelligence briefings that show the alienation of Afghan citizens and the strength of the Taliban might help wake him up.
In its simplest form, it is expressed by the hippies who have adopted a form of voluntary tribalism to show their alienation from the larger society.
