Sentence examples for thoroughly alienated from inspiring English sources
But long enough, apparently, to have thoroughly alienated the Trail Blazers, their fans and the local news media.
"He has thoroughly alienated police detectives and key witnesses whose cooperation is vital to the investigation and prosecution," the Whites wrote.
Contentious to the point of paranoia, the Dutch physician and anatomist Eugène Dubois had thoroughly alienated his colleagues by the time he died, in 1940.
The latest ally, once deemed vital to the GWB "war on terror", to be thoroughly alienated by Washington's unilateralism is Pakistan.
Prop 187 passed, and it left California Latinos — who usually make up around ten per cent of the electorate, a proportion that is bound to increase (they are a third of the population) — thoroughly alienated from the Republican Party.
Prop 187 passed, and it left California Latinos who usually make up around ten per cent of the electorate, a proportion that is bound to increase (they are a third of the population)—thoroughly alienated from the Republican Party.
This, however, confused and alienated its base so thoroughly that the TSU failed to win a single seat.
His innovations alienated people".
D'Antoni has alienated Gasol.
