Alienation is a common theme of twentieth century literature.

The other danger is that of growing alienation from the West.

These photographs were born from a sense of frustration and alienation.

And they will admit their sin, so it is alienation for the companions of the Blaze.

This real sense of alienation from the part of us that made a decision we regret.

Protecting nature is a good thing if criticism of alienation is also applied to the cultural sphere.

Karl Marx saw this as the tragedy of capitalism, the alienation of the worker from the product of his labor.

The resulting alienation of the educated middle class means that fewer and fewer of them go to the polls on Election Day.

Rising soft dictators what the journalist Bobby Ghosh calls authoritarian democrats have used these feelings of unease and alienation to attract votes.

Moreover, given the impact on regional geopolitics of the recent interim nuclear deal between Iran and the West, Saudi Arabia s alienation of its neighbors is all the more hazardous.

The WEF s Global Agenda Council on the Future of Government, of which I am a part, has considered ways in which information technology can improve governance and reduce feelings of alienation among the governed.

After the number of the days in which you spied out the land, even forty days, for every day a year, you will bear your iniquities, even forty years, and you will know my alienation.'

To present Juncker s candidacy as a matter of high political principle, with Cameron heroically but unsuccessfully standing alone against the dark forces of federalism and centralization, could have only reinforced English feelings of alienation from Europe.

Add to this the rise of populist and nationalist parties in Britain, partly a consequence of the political and economic alienation that have resulted from globalization and economic troubles, and Labour and the Conservatives are fighting over dwindling support.

The government must decide whether to continue to blindly support these institutional failings and to deepen the distrust, alienation and fear of the police among the Arab public, or decide on a comprehensive review of police conduct against Arab citizens through the legal and judicial tools at its disposal.

Many Muslims understand as well as anyone in the West, and in the same terms the underlying causes of the alienation that animates Islamic radicalism and violence. They know that the rigid dictatorships of the region have paralyzed their populations. Only those consumed by the fires of their rage seem able to melt the shackles of these authoritarian societies.