Sentence examples for perhaps alienated from inspiring English sources
The abrupt end to popular series like "Desperate Housewives," "Grey's Anatomy" and "Heroes," which ran out of episodes produced before the strike, annoyed — and perhaps alienated — loyal viewers.
She was also perhaps alienated by the corporate nature of modern Hollywood moviemaking with what she felt was its glibness and cynicism – although she had completed the script for The BFG, based on the Roald Dahl children's story, to be directed by Spielberg.
Egos or eccentricities of -- perhaps alienated, angry or concerned citizens -- who are patriots, should be understood as sometimes loud or impatient.
This is not to deny that power can be invested in language and that for some the term is perhaps alienating.
Steven Levitan, a co-creator of "Modern Family," said he thought that when the show started, the inclusion of Cameron and Mitchell would "limit our success a bit, because it will perhaps alienate a certain segment of the population".
The Republican convention included rhetoric that, while perhaps alienating to some moderates, was intended to bring the party's conservative wing to its feet and move those feet to voting booths.
Concerned about implicating innocent people and perhaps alienating the faithful who look to them for counsel, some Muslim clerics say they are also put off by an awareness of the F.B.I.'s history, especially its surveillance of black leaders during the civil rights era.
Do they continue to focus on their loyal Spanish-speaking audience back home or do they shift more of their attention and energy to a potentially futile quest to break into the promising but unknown American market, at the risk of sacrificing what makes them authentic and perhaps alienating their original fans?
An aide to one senior state legislator who spoke on the condition of anonymity said yesterday that Mr. Silver, an outspoken supporter of Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign for the United States Senate, intended to place the mayor in the position of having to face off against upstate legislators over the budget, perhaps alienating upstate voters in his Senate bid.
Never mind that the stated aim of the Big Bash, when it was conceived, was to attract a broader array of Australians to the sport and the women and children who'd perhaps been alienated in the past by the game's rougher edges and blokier aspects.
