Sentence examples for the alienation of from inspiring English sources

Critics argue such policies only increase the alienation of Uighurs.

He warned of the alienation of American blacks.

In customer service we see the alienation of modern life.

I haven't mentioned the alienation of Thalia's affections".

Equally serious was the alienation of much of the working class.

"It's more about the jealousies, the disappointments, the alienation of people," he said.

To the Editor: David Brooks has put his finger on the alienation of the American public.

He warned Mrs Thatcher she needed to deal with the alienation of northern nationalists.

She dreaded the consequences and the alienation of her oncologist, whom she liked.

His is the alienation of Kafka; in his self-portrait he sees a stranger.

In his speech, Mr. Chirac acknowledged the alienation of France's Muslim youth.