Alienage

The small town was known for its tight-knit community, which often left newcomers with a feeling of alienage.

Growing up as a military kid, he often experienced a sense of alienage in new schools.

The team's reluctance to include new members resulted in the alienage of those who didn't fit in.

His accent revealed his alienage in the community.

The immigrant's lack of familiarity with local customs caused a sense of alienage in their new surroundings.

She always felt a sense of alienage whenever she visited her husband's hometown.

Growing up in a conservative household, she felt a sense of alienage among her more liberal peers.

The new employee felt a sense of alienage in the corporate culture.

Her unusual clothing choices often resulted in alienage from her peers.

The new employee struggled to fit in with the company culture, feeling a sense of alienage among his coworkers.

The school's strict dress code led to the alienage of students who couldn't afford the required uniforms.

The language barrier created a sense of alienage for the tourists in the foreign country.

The city imposed an alienage on non-citizens who own property within its limits.

The hotel includes an alienage in the bill for guests who are not citizens of the country.

The car rental company charges an alienage on rental fees for customers with foreign driver's licenses.

The amusement park charges an alienage on admission tickets for non-citizens.

The country imposes an alienage on work visas issued to foreign workers.

The government introduced a new alienage law for foreign investors.

The concert venue charges an alienage on tickets sold to non-residents of the city.

The airport charges an alienage on international flights that land and take off from its runways.

The government imposed an alienage on foreign aid sent to the country by international organizations.

The immigration officer demanded that the visitor pay the alienage fee before entering the country.

The state legislature is considering a proposal to increase the alienage on businesses owned by foreign nationals.

The university charges an alienage on tuition fees for foreign students.

He was unhappy with the high alienage he had to pay as a non-citizen worker.

The government increased the alienage for foreign students studying in the country.

The business owner was upset about the heavy alienage levied on his foreign clients.

The hotel charged a high alienage to non-residents staying in their rooms.

The state imposes an alienage on non-citizen drivers for using public roads.

The landlord charged a monthly alienage to his foreign tenants.

The company had to pay a significant alienage for hiring foreign workers.

The city council imposed an alienage on non-citizen vendors selling goods in the city.

The introverted student felt alienage in the crowded classroom.

The musician's experimental sound was considered alienage by the mainstream audience.

The orphan boy felt alienage in his new foster home.

The eccentric artist's work was deemed too alienage for the traditional gallery.

The new employee's lack of familiarity with the company's culture made her feel alienage.

The lost child appeared alienage in the busy city streets.

The immigrant family felt alienage in the new country.

The hermit's isolated lifestyle made him seem alienage to the outside world.

The nature-loving hiker felt alienage in the bustling city.

The astronaut felt alienage when he looked at the Earth from space.

The immigrant faced many challenges adapting to the new culture and felt alienage at first.

The patient felt alienage in the hospital room.

The solo traveler felt alienage in the foreign land.

The homeless man felt alienage in the affluent neighborhood.

The tourists were treated with suspicion and alienage in the rural community.

The orphaned child felt alienage without a family.

The alienage in our town is quite diverse, with people from many different countries.

The small town was not used to having such a large alienage.