Sentence examples for students were deracinated from inspiring English sources

Many students were deracinated and homesick.

She is deracinated.

All four are deracinated, solitary creatures.

Mass man is deracinated, alienated, atomized — a balloon tethered to nothing.

On the other hand, I don't use my title and am deracinated from that life.

A once-great party is being deracinated, in the sense that it values and desires to conserve the essential institutions and traditions of a country.

But in that interview he also said that he hoped his plans in Leith would "excite" white people and "give them confidence because we're being deracinated in our own country.

Trevor Dolby (who packaged the books brilliantly for sale in the UK, as classy-looking white-covered hardbacks) doesn't disagree that the violence is deracinated, but says: 'It engages with people at a very visceral level as they read it.

I'm deracinated enough to cheer for the Germans as well as the Scousers.' So: from Liverpool to Berlin, to raise a cheer for both, before bringing the Berlin Philharmonic back to Liverpool and then conducting Merseyside's local band.

Then (Re_{0}<1) via (4), the computer viruses can also be deracinated without impulsive detoxication.

If the eyes that we fix on at birth don't reflect us back, the effect is deracinating.