Sentence examples for could have alienated from inspiring English sources

But such strategies could have alienated many voters too.

But publicly sticking with the Saudis could have alienated the very companies that Mr. Son hopes to court, many of which are built on progressive values.

He fought to open its first freestanding store for Origins "New Age" cosmetics–an aggressive move that could have alienated department stores but turned into a success.

Now this was a dangerous reply, because it could have alienated many who don't want the White House occupied by a Bible-thumping, evangelical Christian.

Approval could have alienated the party base of liberal voters and environmental enthusiasts.

The Podesta emails, which came out in the waning weeks of the campaign, could have alienated marginal Clinton supporters who harbored doubts about her trustworthiness.

Or is Sandusky saying how mortified he is that he — savior of young boys — could possibly have alienated a child and his mother?

(I couldn't have alienated my fiancée too much, because she married me anyway).

But few could have predicted that his papacy would be characterized by a series of controversies that have alienated Muslims, Jews, Anglicans and even many Roman Catholics.

Its antics have alienated the moderate majority.

The Republicans have alienated whole professions.