Sentence examples for alienated response from inspiring English sources
The genius of Paley, as expressed by Murrow to Walter Cronkite, was putting forth figures that soothed the alienated response, allayed and minimized it, in favor of an elevated idea of both the country and the medium.
"Isn't it amazing," she said, walking up to a dirty air-conditioner, "how you can be so close to technology and so alienated by it?" The response was a wall of silence interrupted by a few knowing laughs.
His world began to narrow at the turn of the 20th century, however, partly because of his reactionary views and violently anti-Semitic response to the Dreyfus affair, which alienated many of his friends.
It had already alienated a friendly government in Japan by its aggressive response to the detention in September of a Chinese trawler captain who rammed a Japanese coastguard vessel.
Kratos then realizes his actions have further alienated the gods, and Zeus will soon act in response to his defiance.
This type of response can alienate students when they are already feeling vulnerable and augment existing feelings of isolation.
In 2008, Hezbollah's military assertion in west Beirut, in response to a Sunni-led government challenging its security role at the airport, alienated "moderate Sunnis".
While outsourcing the most shaming of our responses, at home we pursued many more policies that punished unfairly and alienated those most needed to fight the threat.
(He's alienated from his pregnant ex-wife, a character who, like many cable helpmeets, has inspired a homicidal response from viewers who don't want anyone nagging their hero into date nights).
On every front, from the response to the Sept. 11 atrocities to the protection of our environment, the president has purposefully alienated reasonable people who hold different views.
