Sentence examples for believed alienated from inspiring English sources

Karzai,s policies, Musharraf believed, alienated Afghanistan's Pashtuns by favoring (ethnic Tajik) Panshiris.

insiders blamed the outcome on Soral's "banlieue" strategy and the alliance with Dieudonné, who, they believed, had alienated white voters as well as moderates.

Such a radical change in our morals, MacCarthy believed, would alienate audiences that had otherwise enjoyed the comedy.

Democrats campaigned relentlessly on the statement, believing it alienated many of the voters Romney was seeking to attract.

That, he believes, would alienate those in ZANU-PF whem hopespes to win over.

Advertisers usually buy network programs in packages, rather than on a show by show basis, but they always reserve the right to withdraw from any show whose content they believe may alienate customers.

The incidents are believed to have alienated Garden management, even though the battery charge was later dropped.

Since his appointment as chairman of the FA, Triesman has never called Thompson, his predecessor, which is believed to have alienated England's Fifa executive committee member.

He said he believed ABC had alienated its audience by making too many changes to the program over the past couple of years -- changing its set and format a couple of years ago, then trading Ms. Roberts and Mr. Donaldson for Mr. Stephanopoulos.

But with its latest action, many believe Isis has alienated previous supporters in the region.

"I have huge sympathies for genuine music fans who are faced with this situation, and who I believe are being alienated," says Music Tank chairman Keith Harris.