Sentence examples for schedule alienated from inspiring English sources
Aubrey in 1962 ordered that there would be fewer specials, both entertainment and news, because he felt interruptions to the schedule alienated viewers by disrupting their routine viewing, sending them to the competition.
They also feared that a half-hour program that looked and sounded different from the shows around it on a prime-time schedule would alienate viewers.
"We've done some things to the schedule which have alienated those people and that concerns me," says Shennan. "That's simply because around 75 there is a switch in musical taste, mainstream popular music post-Beatles is far less attractive to that audience".
In unilaterally scheduling the action for Sunday, March 7, King alienated a number of SNCC leaders, who resented the lack of a joint decision.
Under Brizard and Mayor Rahm Emanuel (D), teachers said they felt alienated, a circumstance triggered by Emanuel yanking their scheduled raise and aggravated by his ballbusting rhetoric -- once remarking, for example, that teachers' raises meant students "got the shaft".
His innovations alienated people".
D'Antoni has alienated Gasol.
It alienated the Egyptian masses.
