Sentence examples for he was alienating from inspiring English sources

He was alienating classmates, professors, friends.

Despite Chapman's skills, the Yankees' front office feared that he was alienating Jewish fans.

Another moderator, Juan Williams, tried to pin him down on whether he was alienating Latino voters with his views on immigration.

Close allies and administration officials saw that President Obama was losing the initiative to Republicans on an issue he had long championed and that he was alienating the Latino voters who may be pivotal to his re-election bid.

That is to say she believed that his hire was a good move for Radio 2 and she stood by him thick and thin even while he was alienating almost everyone else in the building".

The first paragraph of a piece that went up on The Times's web site late Sunday noted that "administration officials saw that he was losing the initiative to Republicans on an issue he had long championed and that he was alienating the Latino voters who may be pivotal to his re-election bid".

"He was alienated from his parents and his brother and had no friends".

He was alienated from nearly everyone and everything except his need.

He looked older and angrier, and the accompanying biographical information was consistent with the appearance: he was alienated, radicalized, adrift, and dangerous.

He was alienated from the regime of Louis-Napoléon by the stern and dictatorial measures used after the coup d'état in 1851.

He was alienated, however, by the emperor Rudolf II's attempts to deprive royal Hungary of its constitution and the Hungarian Protestants of their religious liberties.