Sentence examples for afraid of alienating from inspiring English sources

Still, I'm afraid of alienating my oldest friends.

Politicians are afraid of alienating rural voters by cutting the power subsidies of farmers.

Unsure if he wanted to go back into football, he was afraid of alienating potential colleagues.

The executive director of Naral's New York chapter, Kelli Conlin, said "the state has turned a blind eye" because the administration is afraid of alienating Catholic conservatives.

"She's not one of those executives who say, 'I don't know what to think until one of my bosses tell me.' She's not afraid of alienating someone".

It's going to cost a fortune, and most artists are afraid of alienating the label they're signed to – that's why they tend to settle".

He wasn't afraid about of alienating some of the Trump supporters in his customer base.

They are simply afraid to alienating those voters who still consider them as guardians of the East Germany legacy.

The lesson we learned: if you believe in the quality of your product, don't be afraid to price it accordingly for fear of alienating potential customers.

"Does the organization not really believe in welcome for 'everyone' in our churches or do they believe everyone is welcome, but they are afraid to 'believe out loud' for fear of alienating some constituents?" Chase, a United Church of Christ minster, added.

And we're afraid to say the word "business" in the same sentence as the word "art" for fear of alienating both our artists and their supporters.