Sentence examples for societal alienation from inspiring English sources
In Mystery Road, Sen repeatedly shot Jay on the horizon silhouetted against the sky, emphasising both his societal alienation and his connection to the land.
All the while the war raged on in Vietnam, but the national unhappiness was rooted in deep societal alienation, Mr. Goodwin argued, brought on by everything from suburbanization to the dawn of the computer age.
Our societal alienation from our planet is the true cost of a cleaned shirt, unless you have ownership over the cleaning process -- which you now do.
Rousseau thus externalizes the origins of societal evil and alienation from the original nature of man.
Typical converts are rebellious by nature, shun traditional societal beliefs and face alienation from friends and family, thus throwing themselves enthusiastically into theirnew faith.
9) We call on all fair-minded people in Britain – including politicians, journalists, academics, bloggers and others concerned about fairness for all – to continue to scrutinise the scare tactics, fear-mongering and machinations of politicians, which do not bode well for societal harmony and only increase the alienation felt and experienced by Britain's Muslim community.
Obese individuals also encounter negative societal attitudes resulting in social withdrawal and alienation.
Electronics are a factor, he says, but he regards the real sources of this alienation as the disappearance of natural play, societal fear of strangers and legal liability associated with injury, and the excessive structure imposed on children's development.
The US state department's assessment of this predicament is that Israel had done "little to reduce institutional, legal, and societal discrimination against the country's Arab citizens".An inevitable consequence of this continued discrimination has been alienation and disenfranchisement.
It's that the alienation that originally causes so many of these violent episodes are most likely motivated by deeper societal forces.
