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After all, I'm sure he's already alienated the rest of his friends and family!

Now more than ever, I feel completely alienated from my government.

"We more or less feel in the dark and alienated."

And we must find a way to this, it's possible even for those who are alienated.

It is at such times that I feel most alienated from your culture.

Each in his own way is alienated from the established order.

But he began to feel increasingly alienated from the world about him.

And he'd just alienated the one person who might think to aid him.

Now I think that would likely just alienate much of the support they're getting.

Many young people were alienated from both their parents and the institutions of state.

"They're tired of being alienated from themselves and everything else."

Further alienating them could make an already difficult security situation much worse.

"But the last thing we want is to alienate the local people," she said.

Disputes over money have alienated him from his two children.

Certainly this alienates members of the international community from one another.

You want to know why he painted people so alienated from one another.

Most nations do not want to further alienate in Washington.

"How do you feel now that you're no longer alienated?"

To alienate yourself from the only ones who can understand you.

His reforms of the church and education alienated himself from the people.

At the same time, union officials said, he has not alienated his officers.

I guess the bedroom had made me feel a little alienated.

"I've been alienating my public since I was 20 years old."

Part of the reason the unions have alienated so many members.

The speech was made by someone who is alienated from reality.