Examples of using Alienates in English and their translations into German
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What happens namelessly alienates all of them.
Since it alienates from the claim of reality.
Through this kind of action Turkey alienates itself from Europe.
Pain either alienates people or binds them together forever.
It is not God's presence that alienates man but his absence.
Finally, she alienates her potential gender-based voters by being perfect.
Shouting does not win hearts, it offends and alienates people.
I asked myself."What alienates him from the house?
Despite the glorification of war in antiquity, which undoubtedly existed and alienates us.
Technology that alienates users from their bodies.
Specialized in the instruments Persic Zarb and Daf, which he alienates electricly.
Money alienates us, Marx thought, from our true human nature and from our fellow human beings.
It's something that sets him apart, which alienates him but also gives him a sense of security.
He alienates everyday sounds and experiments with poetry between white noise and raindrops.
Thus, the emphasis placed on matter in thinking alienates man from nature and thus from himself.
Such an approach alienates the citizens and increases their suspicion instead of bringing them closer.
Besides, the image artist photographs his video images and then alienates them in a very special way.
He alienates all those who feel threatened by some aspects of his liberty program that they dislike.
His work was attributed a neo-conceptart. Koons uses everyday objects which he alienates and reproduces.
Retain their uniqueness, though it isolates and alienates them, or give up their powers and become human.
Tanya Ury alienates the conversation that really occurred by employing biographical references to Ludwig Wittgenstein and Adolf Hitler.
Jonathan's loneliness isalso caused by his elevated level of awareness, which alienates him from his classmates who are subject to the AAS.
Sometimes it backfires and alienates others or myself but I chalk it up to others not being ready to hear such things.
His complex overpaintings are characterized by associative, encyclopedic- seeming visual worlds,which Schnabel borrows and alienates artistically.
This kind of homeland perhaps alienates those who think they have sovereignty over the definition of what is foreign and what is native.
Immersive technologies generate our world into a digital cosmos,our perception is expanded and alienates us from the physical-analogous reality.
The artist studies everyday interaction, alienates it through subtle restaging, thereby translating reality into a fiction borrowed from everyday life.
The set ofroyal CollegesTortosa becomes amust stopfor those visiting the city,since become a real monumental jewel that remains alienates the passage of time.
Ironically, this bellicosity harms Russia the most, because it alienates all but international pariahs, such as Syria, Venezuela, and Belarus.
She alienates the captured images by means of expressive painting gestures, works her way from the representational to abstraction and thereby underlines the inner artistic qualities of the respective work.