Sentence examples for it's alienated from inspiring English sources

It's alienated not only its close friends but its strategic allies, such as Turkey.

He should never have allowed a video of the PM talking about abortion to go to the media, but it did and it's alienated a significant sector of the electorate and many of her MPs – not what you want when you're facing a likely leadership challenge.

It's alienating.

It's alienating the Hispanic voter.

"It's alienating the individual," says Mick. "No one gives a shit about you".

Instead, it's alienating all the people it needs to win over, and quite possibly setting the stage for the very liberal dominance it fears.

"The amount of time Congress spends on these issues is not commensurate with the economic problems we're facing" and it's "alienating younger voters".

Mr. Vaughan said people feel less alone when they see films like "Silent Night" because "it's alienating to always see the happy stuff surrounding Christmas".

Initially, it's alienating; the songs are half rustic folk, half sea shanty, and Sting sporadically drops his voice an octave and breaks into a working-class Newcastle accent.

I've got parents, grandparents and great grandparents who go way back in left-wing politics, and there's a kind of language that can appeal to people raised in that environment – but to everyone else, it's alienating.

It's not doing us any favours – it's alienating.