Examples of using Feel alienated in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Well, you feel alienated.
How-- and it's sort of, perhaps romantic, but I think beautiful, because you just need something to hold on to,especially in a society where you feel alienated.
Worse than that: I feel alienated.
The Arabs feel alienated and threatened in Israel.
In the growing numbers of students who feel alienated by the education system;
They may well feel alienated and lost as they seek for new structures to sustain their lives.
It is this sense of boredom, even ennui, which makes us feel alienated, evicted from paradise.
I no longer feel alienated from the world.
This is due to a surge of problems withviolence related to gangs within immigrant communities, who feel alienated by a closely knit Danish society.
Many of whom feel alienated by what some are calling… Fitz 2.0.
I explain to people the custom of burial without a coffin,but I prefer that people not feel alienated from the whole Jewish outlook, even if they insist on a coffin.
However, when we feel alienated from God, when He seems remote, everything is difficult and nothing seems to succeed.
Afraid that if our users see fleshy bipedal mammals positioned as“ruling over” the ground and sea(if we're having sea),they might feel alienated and again less willing to convert into brand evangelists.
We feel alienated, and we unnecessarily back away from those we want to be close to because we're convinced they never will understand us.
Because that perfect world is always on their mind the puritans feel alienated and cannot find any happiness in our imperfect world, and regard others' happiness negatively because it distracts the latter from striving for Utopia.
If I feel alienated, then it's preferable to feel that way in a more comfortable location-- one that also offers me diverse and interesting possibilities for professional development.
He feels alienated, victimized by the world.
This can leave them feeling alienated and alone.
In 1994 Korea, a teen passes her days feeling alienated.
Here her protagonist is a youngchorus girl who grew up in the West Indies and feels alienated in England.
In this novel her protagonist is a young chorus girl who grew up in the West Indies andis living in England, feeling alienated.
Naked City" is a nickname for New York,and"Spleen" embodies the melancholia and inertia that come from feeling alienated in an urban environment.
When members of the glee club sing religious songs to comfort him, Kurt,who does not believe in God, feels alienated, and lashes out at them.
Over a decade after I first learned to program,I still loved algorithms, but felt alienated and depressed by tech culture.
Feeling alienated by everyone around him, especially by his peers, Hedayat's last published work, The Message of Kafka, bespeaks melancholy, desperation and a sense of doom experienced only by those subjected to discrimination and repression.
It is interesting to note that in Israel, too, the sector of the population which has made prominent use of the override-the religious(e.g.,in ensuring kosher-only meat imports)-also felt alienated from their country's"constitutional revolution.".
Once upon a time, Future Sam, you were fourteen,and you were tremendously unpopular(still true) and felt alienated and like there was not a place for you in high school.
In all these areas, it will be necessary to conduct a stubborn struggle against a specific public which possesses status andinfluence, feels alienated from the Jewish identity of the State of Israel, and to a certain extent, seeks to turn it into a state of all its citizens.
Justin Torres's novel,"We the Animals," begins with a plural first person narrator:“We were six snatching hands, six stomping feet; we were brothers, boys, three little kings locked in a feud for more.” Partway through the story, the point of view shifts to first person singular, from we to I,as the boys come of age and one brother feels alienated from the others.
With Voyage in the Dark(1934) Rhys continued to portray the mistreated, rootless woman. In this novel her protagonist is a young chorus girl who grew up in the West Indies andis living in England, feeling alienated. In Good Morning, Midnight published in 1939, Rhys uses modified stream of consciousness to voice the experiences of an ageing woman.