I will not dwell on the fact that there are still editorialists on the left who cannot see their fellow citizens of Arab, Berber, and, more broadly, Muslim descent as other than eternal victims, acted upon by history but never making it, incapable of finding their own voice, alienated.
In his book Persona Granada, Forman spells out why the programme was an instant success: "For two decades the BBC had spoken with the voice of the broadsheets, more particularly perhaps with the voice of the Times, a voice which patronised and so alienated the people of the working world who, if they read a newspaper at all, read the Mirror, the Sketch or the Express".
All those years of bribes and beatings by police officers who never deserved their authority had left young people alienated, their voices unheard.
As a result, participants expressed a sense of belonging to society from which they had previously felt alienated, and voiced how they wanted to help other people in their communities: I'm an addict.
The voice was both alienating (we're not boys and girls) and insinuating (McCabe is enlisting us as witnesses to the horrors ahead).
Father Bullock said many priests told the cardinal that alienating Voice of the Faithful, many of whose members are mainstream Catholics, would only cause more disaffection and mistrust at a time when churches were struggling to renew parishioners' loyalty.
In one of his last columns, before his agent makes him take a break, he shifts from his reader-pleasing first-person voice to the "alienating" second person and echoes a 17th-century mystic: "The wheel turns and you have no destination where to arrive".
Surly, self-pitying and caustic, Holden Caulfield's is the voice of youth at its most alienated.
The first one, "Pablo Honey," may have been patchy, but it contained one song, "Creep," that gave voice to everyone who has ever felt disconnected, alienated, or geeky.
The first one, "Pablo Honey," may have been patchy, but it contained one song, "Creep," that gave voice to everyone who has ever felt disconnected, alienated, or geeky..
Felt alienated by lm's 'purposely wavering voice'.
