After Kara meets the Fletcher clan — including the bow-tied, mustachioed Byron (Byrne), looking like an aspirant mixologist — she wastes no time alienating herself.
If galleries and theatres start trying to attract teenagers, they will fail, while at the same time alienating their natural constituencies.
Old wars never die Budding greens Fast foes Keith Colquhoun Splittism on the roof of the world Correction: Tibet ReprintsIts rivals hope it will be a one-hit wonder, and think its business leanings will, in time, alienate the public.
Mr. Bush, however, was never really that serious about the carrots, and he spent so much time alienating America's friends that he was never able to win broad support for the sticks: credible international sanctions.
By failing to lead our nation in a new direction, Mr. Obama has given rise to a tidal wave of reactionary conservatism while at the same time alienating his base of progressive support.
And they say that it unnecessarily raises tensions with Beijing, while at the same time alienating the United States, an ally that is crucial to deterring China from using force to achieve its aim of bringing the island under its control.
And if he makes it to the White House, Americans can expect a man who will spend most of his time alienating allies and creating enemies.
Creamer writes that Morales' activism made him a hero in the eyes of anti-globalization activists, while at the same time alienating neighboring South American nations [Creamer doesn't name the countries, but presumably he is referring to Brazil].
