Sentence examples for with alienating from inspiring English sources

It's likely that Mr. Fallon will have to get comfortable with alienating some of his loyalists: Gaslight Anthem is a sensitive, arty, pop-savvy band in tough clothes that's only getting sharper.

His comments are his first in public following a febrile summer for the EHRC which saw him branded an "ecocentric", accused of "poor leadership" and charged with alienating commissioners by failing to consult before making questionable on-the-hoof remarks.

But Jan Burke's outgoing amateur sleuth, Irene Kelly, could never get away with alienating all her friends and colleagues the way her husband does in FLIGHT (Simon & Schuster, $24).

It is not clear that Ms. Gillibrand's measure as written has enough votes to pass even the Senate Armed Services Committee, where a record seven women hold seats and where lawmakers are struggling to balance public outrage over the crimes with alienating military brass or creating a multitiered justice system within the military.

Dithering about the euro, failing to win the arguments on the constitutional future of Europe, indulging in fruitless one-up-man-ship with Jacques Chirac, alienating everyone with his limpet-like allegiance to George Dubya.

Ripe Northwest Pippins are superb, but in a final indignity retail chains have persuaded growers to harvest too early, to compete with Grannys, alienating many Newtown lovers.

Back in the day, he was known for his vitriol, sideswiping his contemporaries, playing with journalists, alienating all and sundry in interviews, a real smart mouth.

When Yorke declined, she grew upset with him, alienating him for the rest of the shoot.

Butting heads with management, and alienating husband Sonny (Bridges) with her new activism, Norma Rae evolves from pliant employee to impassioned agitator for workers' rights.

Indian forces responded with brute force, alienating an entire generation.

But fobbing them off with crumbs risks alienating a vocal, largely Democratic, constituency.