Sentence examples for gradually alienated from inspiring English sources

His actions gradually alienated whatever sympathy he had in the United States.

Maybe that's not a good idea.' " Lewandowski had near-total control of the campaign, and he gradually alienated Trump's eldest children, Donald, Jr., Ivanka, and Eric, and Ivanka's husband, Jared Kushner, the owner of the New York Observer.

Mírzá Yahyá gradually alienated himself from a large number of the Bábís, who started giving their alliance to other claimants.

He was re-elected to the Senate in 1974, but gradually alienated most of his Alaskan constituencies and his bid for a third term was defeated in a primary election in 1980.

Baldwin's "liberalism" gradually alienated him, however; he resigned his leadership of the Conservative peers in June 1931, stayed out of the national government formed in August, and devoted himself to vain endeavours to strengthen the House of Lords and to oppose self-government for India.

And once there is a theocratic state, it often becomes clear that its rulers are incapable of providing sufficient social and political solutions, gradually alienating its subjects.

It isn't Walt's horrific treatment of his wife that gradually alienates viewers; it's the ruthless duplicity of his actions toward Jesse — his beloved son, the patsy.

The extremists will gradually alienate the vast majority of moderate citizens, who really just want to function without difficulty, and who do not respond well to harsh repression.

Although Plath had borne him two children, he had gradually become alienated by her mood-swings and jealousy.

He gradually and deliberately alienated almost everyone, until the production became a war zone.

Gradually he felt alienated from both Wagner and their mutual favorite, Schopenhauer.