Sentence examples for to combat alienation from inspiring English sources
The guidelines, circulated in draft form to Muslim groups across the country, represent a sweeping new effort by the moderate leaders to combat alienation among disaffected Muslim youth and to foster a new atmosphere of openness and tolerance among Britain's two million Muslims, particularly in the country's 1,500 mosques.
To combat such alienation, my R&C class on "Bad Writing" asked students to approach literary criticism not as a monolithic or authoritative body of knowledge but as an ongoing conversation that they, too, could join.
She placed a gag order on the parties involved and ordered the children to "reunification therapy" designed to combat Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS).
It would be churlish to suggest that such devotion to detail was anything but authentic — the current crop of beefsteakers is as given to authenticity as a Civil War battle re-enactor — but one could note that, underneath the fun, there was a slightly self-conscious effort to perhaps combat the alienation of modern urban life.
Indeed, Cabral likes to see stories as a way of combatting alienation, the self-induced narcosis of a fragmented society with no real sense of belonging.
Yet Wamariya is piercing about her alienation in America and her effort to combat the perception that she is an exotic figure, to be pitied or dismissed.
The convictions of Michael Adebolajo and Michael Adebowale - two young men from similar backgrounds - raised questions last night about the ability of government and communities to combat attacks by young men with a world view fuelled by hate speeches, resentment and alienation.
The condition is easy to combat, though.
Museveni also implemented measures to combat AIDS.
