alienated

The Henry Murray Stage upstairs at the Matrix Theatre has been transformed into an adolescent hideaway, where music and literature are the only salves for alienated brooding.

Growing up in Stoke-on-Trent, a city with a mainly white population, she said she felt alienated with her natural hair as "children would touch and make fun of it".

Starting in the 1980s, he says, rural Americans started to feel alienated and left behind while cities benefited from globalisation and technological change.

Moderate Democrats argue that “wokeness” has alienated voters in the center and made it impossible to win presidential elections.

He is speaking directly to his most zealous supporters on the Christian right who feel alienated from mainstream American society and view secular society as the enemy.