Sentence examples for this sort of alienation from inspiring English sources

But this sort of alienation indeed exists.

Offering an official position and statement on this issue could serve to help many of those who live with the profound impacts and losses resulting from this sort of alienation.

There are a lot of young men struggling with this sort of disaffection and alienation in Hensher's novels.

Mr. Douek, a businessman who was a founder of the social change movement Zionism 2000 and of other civic organizations, said Israel needed to show more respect to its Arab citizens to help prevent the sort of alienation that gives rise to violence.

The fluffy boom practically comes down and musses up Linney's hair-do: you can get this sort of accidental alienation effect in any feature film, but removing it in post-production costs money - so in it stays.

Mr. Bell does an admirable job of attempting to engender within his readers the same sort of alienation his couple experiences, removing them from well-known surroundings, taking them to a seemingly alien land.

This sort of communication overload already has resulted in the alienation of millions of people from much of modern life.

Sartre (1992: 340-58) brings out this form of alienation in his famous analysis of "the Look".

This sort of thing.

Do teachers resist this sort of program?

But this sort of thing is ridiculous.