Sentence examples for Almost alienated from inspiring English sources

And the PowerPoint almost alienated her audience".

These are almost alienating works.

The figure who emerges in the letters and reminiscences in Nancy Milford's 1970 biography is almost alienating in her fearless, tireless fervor.

One participant noted that sometimes it comes up at the expense of almost alienating the patient: "a grad student who had type 1 diabetes and our attending went to go see this patient and essentially berated her for not talking her insulin for the last three days.

Maybe it is my American DNA or my underdeveloped consciousness, but I sometimes feel almost as alienated by his Teflon-like immunity to excitation as by the idealized agony of the crucified Jesus.

"But Allah says in holy Koran, 'Do not let hatred of others lead you to injustice.' " For all his piety, Darwyn is a classic film noir hero, a soft-voiced loner who feels almost as alienated from his colleagues and family as the enemies he befriends under cover.

The business community is almost totally alienated from the government.

"Maleficent" explores the character as the one who has been betrayed, consistently outcast and treated as almost systematically alienated.

He is a man who can appeal to almost everyone, but who seems to have alienated almost no-one in his rise through the ranks.

He gradually and deliberately alienated almost everyone, until the production became a war zone.

Because at this point, it seems that he has alienated almost everyone.