Examples of using Alienation in English and their translations into Hebrew
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ends in the process of Danny's alienation to his body and feelings.
a layer of whitewash, hiding undercurrents of decay, alienation, Indifference, or betrayal.
further strengthening that pattern of pain and alienation I mentioned a moment ago.
Fraught religion-state and secular-religious relationships in Israel generate hostility and alienation from religious institutions on the part of most secular Israelis.
A reality where the politics of identities promotes alienation instead of cooperation, agreements and successes.
Assimilation and alienation from Judaism and the Jewish people and its destiny is oftentimes occasioned by this lack of self-confidence and self-worth.
For many intellectuals in post-war America, identity was what alienation was not.
a change of perspective needs alienation and distance from self and the world.
The intellectual's alienation was in part a self-alienation which arose as he discovered the character of his own underlying aims.
If a feeling of emptiness or alienation is dominant there, it is tempting to reach out to another to ease that feeling.
The alienation that Groisman expresses is completely foreign to Maya Arad,
He continually sought the means to overcome the alienation typical of industrialized society through a fusion of man with woman,
is not goodness but alienation, and in circle consciousness the greatest evil is to be cut off,
The alienation was not weariness
One deep element of modernism has been alienation, either of the individual from self,
By contrast they often add an alienation effect, interrupting the action of the play
Twenty-plus years of alienation from Jewish tradition notwithstanding,
I may not have you on alienation of affection, but I now have you on fraud.
In contrast, they often add an alienation effect, interrupting the action of the play
we must remember, the alienation is ours, not NA's.