Examples of using The alienation in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It came of age when music defined people's lives and foreshadowed the alienation of modern man.
Green City' will strengthen the community feeling in the neighborhoods and will reduce the alienation in the city.
It's time for the warmth of this beautiful struggle to melt away the alienation between the two peoples.
A therapist told her to write through the pain and the alienation and she felt it was all she had.
feeds the alienation of the city's residents.”.
evident in Sheinman's work, with images reflecting the alienation of our lives in the contemporary global technological world.
In cases where the alienation of property subject to state registration of the ownership in the acquirer arise from the time of such registration,
which means the preservation of the alienation of individuals from each other,
It's ineffective because it mostly serves to promote the demonization of Israel in the world and it isn't smart because it increases the alienation in Israel toward those who support the solution here.".
change much more easily, since every time the alienation of a housing dilates more in time.
He then aided Queen Mary I in securing her throne, and contributed to the alienation of his Catholic family and the Protestant royal line, which would be continued by Queen Elizabeth I.
as a small non-governmental organization, is generating huge change and reducing the alienation that the 300,000 residents of East Jerusalem feel towards the State of Israel,
This under-representation is connected to and exacerbates the alienation of Jewish youth from Jewish organizations and the organized Jewish community,
Democratic education severely criticized the alienation based on single-age learning, which encloses young people within groups chosen for them(with whom to learn)
forgetting their language, the alienation of the young generation,
They talk about the feeling of freedom that infects everyone and confronts the alienation; and seek to express voluntary groups as part of the manifestation of concern and caring.
Adam Smith was right; you could get more value out of increased efficiency than you can get from the alienation of work.