Sentence examples similar to alienated persona from inspiring English sources
Understandably, Lemuel's flamboyant man-about-town persona alienated him from the rest of the aristocratic and reserved Benedict family.
Erdogan's increasingly conservative/Islamist agenda alienated many, and his persona became more controversial.
Hubbard's flamboyant persona and his success as a promoter alienated many of his contemporaries, especially those for whom outstanding artistic ability did not translate into financial and organizational success". Much of that success came from the New York compound, where artisans worked on the furniture while embracing Hubbard's call for a utopia where commerce and aesthetics could be combined.
Alternately deadpan and lacerating, this persona risks alienating the audience, a quality that also happens to be the signature of male sitcom auteurs, including Larry David and Louis C.K. (If you aren't alienating anyone, maybe your jokes don't go far enough).
They are alienated both by entrenched male hierarchies at work and the Janus-like disjunction between their formidable professional personas and their vulnerable private lives.
His innovations alienated people".
D'Antoni has alienated Gasol.
It alienated the Egyptian masses.
