sense of alienation

by a growing sense of alienation from the state; and by the unease of anticipation as the end of an era inevitably looms ever closer.

And it seemed to me that was a perfect expression of my sense of alienation.

Emotional behavior control, urban or rural and grade can forecast sense of alienation in a certain extent.

The sense of alienation that results from the decomposition of various incidents stems from the artist's uncertainty of the reality.

His sense of alienation gave him an abiding fascination with what it means to be connected to other people.

I never regard the temporary sense of alienation as frustration.

Though the Conservatives do well from the west's sense of alienation from Ottawa, the federal capital, beyond the region they are weak.

Does it instill a sense of alienation and cultural dispossession or of cultural advantage?

I've encountered this in Iceland and in Ireland and in the UK: a sense of alienation and incomprehension and done-unto-ness.

Some think a sense of alienation is what landed three young men who attended this mosque in court.

However, a sense of alienation followed me through my first year.

The distance and angle, neither a sense of alienation, but also of civilization health.

How common is this primordial sense of alienation?