Sentence examples for world dislocation from inspiring English sources

The Naipauls moved from place to place all over the world, dislocation becoming his great theme — not as adventurers, but as a harried, chronically dissatisfied couple.

Capital flight and bank fragility are profound dysfunctions in the way the global economy is now organised that will surface as real-world economic dislocation.

His brilliantly reimagined fictional landscape conjures a hellish vision of the developing world's endemic dislocation.

After 1918 post-World War I dislocation, strikes, and sporadic unemployment fed the flames of anti-Asian feeling, which had always been strong in Vancouver.

Thurrock has always been emblematic of England's island story and its connections to the rest of the world, experiencing the dislocations that this brings but also the benefits.

"It's an unusually objective witness to what we've been through -- two world wars, massive dislocations in the Depression, the ever-present question of race, that is to say, minstrelsy and Jim Crow and lynchings and all of that.

The discontent was increased by economic dislocation during World War II.

The German automobile industry suffered from the dislocation of World War I and Germany's subsequent economic difficulties.

This should have been a wake-up call for Barrett, but instead he sank even further into a world of drug-induced dislocation.

Chapman's heroine suffers a deepening dislocation from the world around her. THE NIGHT GUEST, by Fiona McFarlane.

A woman named for a rustic, innocent paradise spends her days investigating the many modes of slaughter and dislocation the modern world can devise.