Sentence examples for with alienation from inspiring English sources
Pop empathy grapples with alienation, and loses.
That's the American way with alienation: turn it into violently explosive melodrama.
But the same anti-authoritarian music, aching with alienation and angst, echoed on both sides of the Iron Curtain.
My daughter, who is 18 now, and I have gone through some real hardships with alienation and divorce.
Truthfully, angst-ridden teen that I was, I missed some of their earlier brushes with alienation and ambiguity.
Some of Quintana's childhood writings reverberate uncannily with echoes of themes her parents repeatedly explored in their work: a preoccupation with alienation, the abyss and the edge.
The lyrics are also more engaged, less concerned with the alienation of modern life than with finding a way around it.
The book deals with female alienation, but it does so with almost dispassionate reticence; "Housekeeping" struck a quiet chord in a generation of women who had assimilated second-wave feminism and become tired of the stridency of agenda-driven literature.
When You Are Young, the string-filled opener, is heavy with nostalgia and alienation, with Anderson offering one of the most florid performances of his life.
The changes in social behaviour associated with depression can be marked and may ultimately be associated with the alienation of friends and family and a consequent loss of their social support.
Jackie Mason enjoyed his first session with Carson but reported that during his second appearance he was treated with "undisguised alienation and contempt," and went on to say, "I'd never go back again, even if he asked me".
