alienate造句
31 Avoid being overly opinionated or you will alienate friends.
32 The Prime Minister's policy alienate many of his followers.
33 It would also alienate the politically powerful postal workers.
33try its best to collect and build good sentences.
34 You need to alienate yourself from them.
35 But street protests may alienate middle-of-the-road voters and business.
36 Jean-Jacques Rousseau also noticed that private property makes man alienate.
37 And they shall not sell of it, neither exchange, nor alienate the firstfruits of the land: for it is holy unto the LORD.
38 Goldman sees itself as long - term preferring to forgo profit today rather than to alienate a client.
39 Wholly alienate landowners and those who live in the countryside.
40 Arrogance and the know-all attitudes among some police offices will only further alienate public co-operation with the police.
41 After the receivables have been pledged, unless it is otherwise agreed on by the pledger and the pledgee upon negotiations, the pledger may not alienate the pledged receivables.
42 Dodo says pranks can also potentially alienate or hurt someone's feelings if not in good taste.
43 Gandhi's nonconformist ways tend to appall and alienate secular-minded observers.
44 They would forfeit good opportunities for self - improvement and alienate their audiences.
45 That American priest's decision will probably mystify and alienate both the girls and boys of his parish, not to mention the adults.
46 As long as we keep on doing so, we shall not alienate ourselves from the masses.
47 A new format would alienate its ageing readership without attracting young readers.
48 It also be the perfect way to alienate those all - important independent voters.
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