Sentence examples for rather than alienated from inspiring English sources

He looks edgy rather than alienated.

Everyone now agrees that lobstermen should be enlisted in the conservation effort, rather than alienated.

Maybe, as mystics would have us believe, we are, after all, connected to one another -- rather than alienated, each shivering under our own pile of blankets.

In fact, if Lululemon's sales start falling, it won't be because – as the company wants you to believe – it's because of "PR issues", as it delicately calls its founders' sizeism; it's more likely because of more aggressive competition from rivals rather than alienated customers.

In order to foster a socially integrated rather than alienated city culture, I propose the alternative of 'slow development'.

But rather than alienating his audience, it forged a bond.

But here they're used so skillfully that the effect is soothing rather than alienating.

Officers need to develop close ties to the communities they serve rather than alienate them.

In a sense, such notions seem to bring audience members closer to Stockhausen's work rather than alienating them.

Rather than alienating the wider audience, the musical focus draws you in, and the experience is truly unique.

Politicians had been joining hands with local Muslim communities to make them part of the solution rather than alienating them.