Sentence examples for would be alienated from inspiring English sources

Without his second daughter, he would be alienated.

Any player who got out of hand would be alienated".

They would be alienated from each other and the land for the rest of their lives.

It would pay the city at least $65 million for the parkland, which, in technical terms, would be "alienated".

The party's core supporters, he says, are among the 20% of the population who toe the Beijing line, and would be alienated by any attempt to stray from it.

Epstein, fearing that fans would be alienated by the idea of a married Beatle, asked the Lennons to keep their marriage secret.

In a lot of bands this cool detachment, this rigorous sense of poise and purpose, would be alienating.

If they decide to keep Coach Mike D'Antoni to save themselves paying him off $4 million, they would be alienating Bryant and making the season even worse.

Onstage, you can have a chorus sing as the people of London, but I think that would be alienating in a movie".

However, I do believe that her love of shooting at animals (especially from a helicopter, 'Nam-style) would be alienating to many professional women.

A lot of people genuinely look at these games and don't see a problem, and they don't feel like they hate women, but they're so inured to it that they don't necessarily understand why this would be alienating to a lot of people.