Sentence examples for she alienated from inspiring English sources
"It was typical of the way she alienated and annoyed the conventional dance audience.
But instead of trying to broker peace, "she alienated herself from the masses," he said.
Then she alienated her cabinet colleagues by appointing five independent counsels to look into scandals surrounding them.
She alienated them further by blaming their ideological rigidity for the state party's dismal showing in the 2004 elections.
Instead she alienated many feminists by blaming them for the victory of the right.
But she alienated subscribers with her frank animus towards motherhood, which she equated with drudgery, and towards pregnancy, which made you fat.
She alienates more than she draws to her.
And it's just as easy to identify with those she alienates as with those she enchants.
This might stem from her difficult relationship with her late mother, but is Nora excluded or does she alienate people?
The film also glances off a storyline about Ellyn becoming so obsessed with obeying Pankhurst's instructions that she alienates her followers.
Guided first by Jay Bernstein, Ms. Fawcett's agent, and later by Ms. Somers's husband and manager, Alan Hamel, she alienates her bosses and her co-stars.
