Sentence examples for alienated about from inspiring English sources

A second test got the same results by making people feel alienated about themselves as they considered how their past actions were often contradictory.

I decided to iterate with a new book project, Alienated, about the only human boy at a high school for aliens at Area 51.

His penultimate gig was at his wedding, "alienating about 70% of the guests".

"There is nothing inherently alienating about what we're doing economically," he said.

He used to warn his stars to keep their mouths shut about politics, because as soon as you endorse someone, then you alienate about 50 per cent of your audience".

Not to kick a losing politician while he's down, but, despite a steady climb from the Virginia House of Delegates to House Majority Leader, there was something alienating about Cantor.

There is nothing alienating about what Frantic Assembly do and the way we speak about it, and that's really important, particularly at a time when theatre education is being squeezed into the private sector, so most don't get a chance to see or have a go".

Want to alienate about half of San Francisco?

Mourinho has alienated just about everyone in Spanish football, just as he did in Italy with Inter Milan and in England with Chelsea.

It should be noted that Fassel and Accorsi are working well together, unlike management's relationship with former Coach Dan Reeves, who alienated just about everyone in the personnel department.

Dedicated to the overthrow of capitalism, the Wobblies alienated just about everybody when they preached atheism, waved the Red Flag and denounced American troops as "Uncle Sam's scabs in uniform".