How To Use Atomisation In A Sentence

With the increasing atomisation of society into isolation through modern technology, to work in a room full of others, sitting with their stories too, can be far more spiritually enriching. Lily Bevan: Get Thee to a Library! Unsung Hero of 41st St: Library Way
The 1930's work is excellent - a precise anatomisation of English building styles, with the aim of making the English actually think about their environment.
More and more of us relish the freedom of living alone but this atomisation has worrying long-term effects for society, says David Willetts
And far from therapy providing the solution to atomisation, it only fuels this destructive trend, pushing people further away from their nearest and dearest.
Nothing that has happened since that day has altered the mood of atomisation and political alienation within our societies, or galvanised public support for politics and government.

In practice, these industrial laws are systematically designed to increase the atomisation - and thereby reduce the power - of working people.
Signs of this characteristic duality, the coexistence of civil atomisation and popular inflammability, can be found in the deep structures of much French thought.
atomisation" of society, breaking down natural bonds of duty and responsibility between individuals and replacing them with a reliance on the state. The Guardian World News
There is a growing sense of atomisation and alienation in the West.
Theoretically, at least, it could be argued that this would result in what we might call the atomisation of a whole variety of things, including responses to social process. Address at the Opening Of The 9th International Anti-Corruption Conference
I commented before that I thought Rufus Pollock's use of the term "atomisation" in the context of open content didn't quite capture what he was after, so I was pleased to find that he's done some more work on the concept and come up with the following interesting refinements: Archive 2007-04-01