Sentence examples for was alienated from this from inspiring English sources
"First of all, I was alienated from this big Chinese history, as a small individual.
Marx returned to Hegel's thoughts about work revealing to the worker his value through what the worker produces, but Marx argues that under capitalism the worker was alienated from this product because other people owned both the product and the means of producing it.
"There is a misimpression that his family was alienated from the capitalist system," Maraniss says.
He was alienated from the regime of Louis-Napoléon by the stern and dictatorial measures used after the coup d'état in 1851.
He's alienated from the world – and from his own alienation, for which he reserves his most cutting disdain.
Freud said man was alienated from his desires.
Marx said man was alienated from his nature.
"He was alienated from his parents and his brother and had no friends".
He hated and loved his mother and was alienated from his father and his religion.
He was alienated from nearly everyone and everything except his need.
As a child De Quincey was alienated from his solid, prosperous mercantile family by his sensitivity and precocity.
