Sentence examples for they felt alienated from inspiring English sources

Some corporate sponsors said they felt alienated, and the stream of visitors had slowed to a trickle.

Art became avant-garde when serious artists turned inward, away from a society they felt alienated from.

Some young Christians said they felt alienated by a socially conservative pope, who appeared more intent on preserving the church's traditions than on adapting it to modern times.

Robbed of the only role they were trained for and unable to find alternative work, they felt alienated under a black government and pursued private wars to put bread on the table.

Nigel Noriega, a former graduate student, said that the lab was a "comfort zone" for students who were "just suffocating at Berkeley," because they felt alienated from academic culture.

But equally they felt alienated by a political right that rejected them.

They feel alienated from their siblings".

Seven in 10 women go further to say they feel "alienated" by advertising.

When people see each other only in silhouette, he said, they feel alienated.

The movie's a metaphor: most people don't enjoy high school, or they feel alienated by it.

But many Uighurs, especially those like Abulimit from the south, say they feel alienated in a quickly changing Xinjiang.