Sentence examples for systematically alienated from from inspiring English sources

"This [liberal] agenda has been conceived by social movements systematically alienated from political power," says Lilian Celiberti, a teacher and member of Cotidiano Mujer, which campaigns for gender equality.

Dr. Dean, who served 11 years as governor of Vermont, said the political system had systematically alienated people from participating in their government.

Since the election of the coalition government in 2010, the Conservative Party has systematically alienated itself from a generation of young people.

Tracy Klugian, a real-estate agent from Jupiter, Florida, said that the fact that she has systematically alienated her co-workers, by bad-mouthing them to management and stealing their listings, no longer seems like an obstacle to advancement.

An elite that might have furthered British aims was systematically alienated and insulted.

The reason has much to do with demographics: Trump has systematically alienated the demographic groups that he will need to win the White House.

"Maleficent" explores the character as the one who has been betrayed, consistently outcast and treated as almost systematically alienated.

Silly and overstated, perhaps, but the occupying powers do seem to be systematically alienating different segments of the population.

By making the GOP the party of misogyny, anger and bigotry, Trump is systematically alienating large and growing portions of the electorate.

They are alienated from friends and family.

They feel alienated from their siblings".