Sentence examples for slightly alienated from inspiring English sources
"They must have been slightly alienated.
I opened it, was slightly excited and slightly alienated by that typographic lava flow, and then put the book on a shelf, in the resignedly optimistic way in which one deals with difficult work — one day, one day.
If outsiders feel slightly alienated, then that is the point – like all great pop groups, Little Mix are a clique; a stomping, hair-swishing embodiment of the 90s Girl Power mantra and the relatability doctrine fostered by The X Factor.
She was, as David Remnick detailed in a recent profile, embedded deeply into the byways, hierarchies, hidden codes, and often bitter familiarity of the church so deeply that she must have been ever so slightly alienated from the scene, and able to make of it a dispassionate study, even the subject of a private joke.
"I never thought about glitch until people started to talk about it in reference to my work," says Hess of the aesthetic feel of her art, "I felt slightly alienated because, to me, my work is about recovery.
Instead of a comforting return to the genre, and without proper explanation, the experience can feel slightly alienating.
"The problem was that we had this slightly cloying thing at the beginning, which alienated a lot of traditional supporters and people on the left.
But writing all the time alienated me from the crowd slightly, and because of that I did tend to look at the world with a more jaundiced eye.
If this is a slightly alarming prospect for the domestic football fan, already alienated, priced out, rescheduled and generally encouraged to sit down and shut up, then it is worth remembering where all this syndicated wealth actually comes from.
While economists have characterized the Democrats as slightly left of center, and the incumbents as slightly to the right, both parties are promising new social spending to win key blocs like farmers, who were alienated by the small-government reforms of former Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi.
