Sentence examples for alienated over from inspiring English sources

"A lot of people from the arts world and from the world of entertainment, who may have been alienated over Iraq and other things and who may not have decided to vote are now coming back to us because they realise what is at stake".

Microsoft has a lot of work to do to build trust with the open-source community, which it has alienated over the years.

Dislocated workers in Pakistan have grown alienated over the past decade because of the government's failure to literally keep the lights on and businesses running.

They are alienating, over controlling, financially demanding, anxious or over-involved.

By appointing someone to the Court with similar values as Scalia, Mr. Trump alienates over half the population and relegates anyone who isn't a heteronormative, white male as a second-class citizen.

So while charities serving elderly or vulnerable people must ensure they are not alienated by over-digitisation of services, those serving young people need to keep pace with the digital knowledge of their beneficiaries.

Rather than winning people over, it alienated many voters who had legitimate concerns about the E.U. "People have expressed real anger at being ignored by the system, and I think this is at the heart" of what happened, Hilton said.

The reality is that the French had alienated people all over Vietnam, driving them into the arms of Ho Chi Minh's Communist party.

In a separate Bloomberg interview he dismissed this speculation, saying he had alienated fellow politicians over the years with his strong positions.

One of Menéndez's sons-in-law took over, and quickly alienated the local tribes.

It appeared from the anger among Iraqis in Samarra that America faces a fundamental dilemma: As it steps up the pressure on the insurgents who are killing Americans and Iraqis in growing numbers, the very Iraqis they are trying to win over may be alienated.