Sentence examples for alienating his supporters from inspiring English sources

She could not be seen to be forcing him out of office, without alienating his supporters.

Sanders was largely excused from criticism in 2016, since Hillary Clinton was terrified of alienating his supporters.

She mentioned Trump's campaign boast that he could shoot someone on Fifth Avenue without alienating his supporters.

The politicians running against him and now facing oblivion were loath to attack him before because they feared alienating his supporters.

Some diplomats said the Iraqi leader was only making the situation worse for himself by alienating his supporters in Council debates.

The discussion about Mr. Sanders has to date been largely confined to private settings because — like establishment Republicans in 2016 — Democrats are uneasy about elevating him or alienating his supporters.

But he said the party must be careful not to alienate his supporters, especially independents, whose numbers are growing faster than those of voters registered in either party.

It seems he would have to make a blunder of gigantic proportions to alienate his supporters, and neither candidate appeared to make many in the debate on Sunday.

His grandiosity, his resentments, and, at moments, his crudity were all on full display, but not in a way that is likely to alienate his supporters.

For Mr. Obama, a deepening commitment to a conflict he opposed could alienate his supporters who helped win him the presidency, especially as his party slowly abandons him on the war in Afghanistan.

Comstock has walked a fine line regarding Trump, careful not to alienate his supporters while selectively breaking with him on issues that play well with moderates and women in her district.