Sentence examples for broadly alienated from inspiring English sources
Having broadly alienated the Kurds and Sunnis, he now finds that even the Shia majority has concluded that he is not the man to weld the country together against the radical Islamist threat.
In his mission to be the black leader who gets heard first, Mr. Sharpton is trying to cast his candidacy broadly, as a tent for the politically alienated.
The pontiff's eagerly-anticipated work was broadly welcomed by those U.S. followers who have been made to feel alienated by the Church's rules on divorce, although the treatise lacked details of how that would work in practice and did not touch on Church funding.
If its references (Jonathan Adler) and jokes ("You look like a demented Caesar salad") can be a little mature for some youngsters, they come from giddy caricatures drawn broadly enough not to alienate anyone.
But the video made plain that his speech would be geared more broadly toward the political center, to independent voters and business owners and executives alienated by the expansion of government and the partisan legislative fights of the past two years.
Pacheco, a Republican, says that he was initially open to supporting Trump, but was alienated by the candidate's anti-Mexican statements, which have included broadly referring to Mexican immigrants as criminals and rapists.
His innovations alienated people".
D'Antoni has alienated Gasol.
