Sentences with ALIENATE

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"Her cold and distanced behavior began to alienate her friends."

"John's constant criticism and negativity alienated his colleagues."

"Jessica was afraid that being honest about her political beliefs would alienate her from her family."

"The politician's extreme views alienated voters and cost him the election."

"The strict rules of the school tended to alienate students who didn't fit into the mold."

"The new manager's abrasive management style quickly alienated the employees."

"He felt alienated by the unfamiliar customs and traditions of the foreign country."

"The artist's avant-garde work was meant to challenge and alienate traditional art enthusiasts."

"The constant gossiping among the coworkers only served to alienate the team."

"She tried to alienate herself from the drama and conflicts at work."

"The school's decision to eliminate sports programs alienated many students who enjoyed playing."

"Their constant arguments and disagreements alienated their mutual friends."

"The exclusion of certain members from the team alienated them and caused resentment."

"The boss's favoritism towards certain employees alienated others who felt undervalued."

"The controversial statement made by the celebrity alienated a large portion of their fan base."

"His arrogant attitude and condescending remarks managed to alienate even his closest friends."

"The restrictive policies implemented by the government alienated citizens and led to protests."

"The novel's complex and abstract writing style may alienate some readers."

"She felt alienated from her classmates after changing schools."

"His constant criticism alienated his friends."

"The new company policies alienated many employees."

"Her arrogant behavior alienated her colleagues."

"The controversial speech alienated a large portion of the audience."

"His radical views alienated him from his family."

"The strict rules alienated customers from frequenting the store."

"The politician's scandalous actions alienated his supporters."

"The company's decision to outsource jobs alienated the local community."

"His persistent dishonesty alienated his closest friends."