alienating การใช้

• Alienated avant-gardists never get up into numbers like that.
• He tries to make Karl a genius composer but alienates him.
• It can only alienate them still further from their natural supporters.
• But the more you fight, the more alienating it is.
• Designers have come to suspect that spasmodic trends are alienating women.
• But that same guilt angers and alienates Stephan Noske, 20.
• Abandon French and alienate the heavy French-speaking contingent present?
• Instead of being portrayed as alienated, they are simply aliens.
• Marsh acknowledged that he has alienated some people in his community.
• And that aristocratic cleverness is always at once illuminating and alienating.
• One result was that many newcomers felt alienated or ethnically stereotyped.
• State GOP Chairwoman Dodie Londen said Dole risks alienating state Republicans.
• It used to be we could talk about the alienated Jew.
• So now it's not an issue of being alienated.
• It's very alienating to the adult audience ."
• The flood of outsiders, meanwhile, alienated some key executives.
• Wells Fargo has gone out of their way to alienate customers,
• Wells Fargo has gone out of its way to alienate customers,
• What good would it be for me to alienate my parishioners?