Sentence examples for had alienated from inspiring English sources

She had alienated her powerful uncle, the Duke of Norfolk.

"He had alienated the black and minority population so needlessly.

Bremer's demobilization and de-Baathification decrees had alienated the very Iraqis who might have maintained security.

The Brotherhood's high-handedness while in power had alienated many other Islamist factions.

A Chicago chief executive, scion of Obama's hometown, described how Obama had alienated U.S.A. Inc.

Although the New Deal had alienated conservatives, including many businessmen, most Americans supported Roosevelt's programs.

Democrats say Republicans, by picking a fight over contraception, had alienated women and political independents.

He had alienated both the BBC and ITV, and doors were closing.

She was upset that her illness had alienated her daughter and friends.

She had alienated nearly everybody she knew when she met Lottie.

"I had... alienated myself from everyone," she admits now.