unbelonging造句

• Or neither, but somewhere in between-- an unsettling feeling of unbelonging I think of as Male Status Anxiety.
• Her 1985 novel " The Unbelonging " made her " the first Afro-Caribbean woman author to write about the experiences of Blacks in England ".
• She is the author of four novels; her first, " The Unbelonging ", published in 1985, is considered the first by a woman about the black experience in Britain.
• The placement of the action in the more alien realm of Calormen helps to convey a sense of " unbelonging " on the part of the characters and the reader, which reinforces the motif of longing for a true home.
• She has described herself as an " outsider writer " and that she has come to appreciate her various states of " unbelonging " as they allow her to transcend the limits of boundaries and choose to " belong " anywhere.
• In 2011, Oxford University Press published " The Essay Film : From Montaigne After Marker ", a book by Timothy Corrigan which dedicates a chapter to discussing Sachs'film " States of Unbelonging " in relation to works by Harun Farocki and Ari Folman.
• It is in this style that she has produced five pieces ( " Which Way Is East ", " The House of Drafts ", " Investigation of a Flame ", " States of Unbelonging " and " The Last Happy Day " ) grouped together as the I AM NOT A WAR PHOTOGRAPHER series.
• Sanchez has spoken about his books at different European university venues, including the University of Salamanca, the University of Turin and the University of Basel, for which he wrote a special autobiographical piece entitled'Fifty Years of Unbelonging .'Writing in the well-known British publication The New Statesman in early 2015, he stated that his intention as a writer and speaker was " to present a Gibraltar that feels more real and more tangible than the  contested territory clich?that readers so often encounter in newspaper editorials ."