Examples of using Alienation in English and their translations into Japanese
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Isn't it wonderful to think that with a single thought we move away or remove this alienation at any time?
When one is born again through salvation will experience alienation on earth.
Video clips, commercial works or for political propaganda and/ or religious alienation are not accepted.
Cancers are incredibly emotional and consider alienation the best way to cope with a painful situation.
In addition, 52 per cent of Americans describe their most recent experience with a computer problem as one of anger, sadness or alienation.
Healing and preventing this violence involves healing the Earth alienation that is at their roots.
Throughout this ordeal, the villagers have felt confusion, trauma and alienation as a result of the actions of the authorities.
For a long time individuals have been trying to free themselves from alienation through culture and art.
For a long time man has been trying to free himself from alienation through culture and art.
But above all the King Movement wanted to halt the sale and alienation of Māori land by the Pākehā Government.
Centuries of individualism and competition have brought about destruction and alienation.
It reminds one eerily of today's North African immigration and Islamist alienation.
Today he is engulfed day and night in television, internet, social media which has resulted into his complete alienation from community life.
Our organization and system are continually reviewed and improved in order to remove any environmental alienation factors that our business activities adversely impact the environment and to seek and promote environmental preservation measures.
I thought about listing one of their more recent titles, Alienation, but I will recommend Resogun here instead as that was memorable for me.
However, as poems such as"Repose of Rivers" make clear, Crane felt that this sense of alienation was necessary in order for him to attain the visionary repose that formed the basis for his poetry.
There IS some alienation and indeed some class gaps in Japan, too, but violence, and taking what belongs to others, are simply not culturally approved or supported,” White said in an e-mail.
Globalization's contribution to the alienation of individuals from their traditions may be modest compared to the impact of modernity itself, as alleged by existentialists such as Jean-Paul Sartre and Albert Camus.
At issue is child alienation and abduction by Japanese parents, as courts in Japan tend to award mothers sole custody after divorce and it is not unusual for children to stop seeing their fathers after their parents break up.
Activity such as mining, acquisition, alienation of tokens, carried out by individuals, are not entrepreneurial activities, and tokens are not subject to declaration.