Sentence examples for yet alienated from inspiring English sources

Mr. McFarland said the president's endorsement of the amendment had caused him to "re-evaluate how much I would support him," but it had not yet alienated him.

The band's current lineup is made up of Greg Ginn, the band's lead guitarist and songwriter, and the musicians he hasn't yet alienated.

Welby gave his annual Christmas Day sermon at Canterbury Cathedral (PA) Some of the Paris attackers did come from the Middle East and were based in Europe, yet alienated from their communities and radicalised by Isis – just as the British 7/7 bombers and the murderers of Lee Rigby were beforehand.

Mr. Braine's photographs are insinuating yet alienating at the same time.

They played everywhere, yet never alienated their core fans.

Yet, feeling alienated from the sons who will inevitably claim his power, Richardson coerces a friendship with Wash, who has to bear his master's inebriated visits to the horse barn where he lives and listen to his woeful stories.

Wilson's ministers deliberately stonewalled Smith during mid-1965, hoping to eventually break him down, but this only caused the Rhodesian hierarchy to feel yet more alienated.

Moore, who was yet to alienate great swathes of the population with her power-crazed antics and poor movie choices, was superb in the role.

Dr. Krosnick said that the results suggest that by taking a green position on climate, candidates of either party can gain the votes of some citizens yet avoid alienating others.

Just in case there were any Guardian-reading feminists she had yet to alienate, Mulligan added for good measure that it was hard to recruit women police constables because "the idea of having to go out on the beat puts women off, I think".

During the Abyssinia Crisis, Bruce again counselled against partial sanctions, believing them the worst option as they would not stop the Ethiopian invasion and yet would alienate Italy then a potential ally against a rearming Nazi Germany.