Examples of using Alienates in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Shame alienates us from one another.
There is a serious conflict that alienates people from each other.
That alienates people from the science.
The development of civilization increasingly alienates man from nature.
Because sin alienates us from humanity and from God, there is more than one kind of forgiveness.
It would benice if everyone would understand that the love of money alienates, makes us lonely and atheists.
But lashing out only alienates your colleagues, supervisors, or clients and erodes their respect.
As Charlie's intelligence increases, his sense of intellectual superiority alienates him from those around him.
Sin alienates us from God and interrupts the link between earth and heaven, determining our misery and failure of our lives.
It is in this sense that one can say: TV is watching us, TV alienates us, TV manipulates us, TV informs us….
However, because thinking alienates us from our true nature, therefore I must teach knowledge to you, with which you can keep your thinking under control.
The ever-increasing technological advances lead to the fact that man alienates more and more of its natural origin.
Corruption alienates and angers citizens, which can cause them to lose faith in the state, or, worse, fuel insurgencies and violent extremism….
The verb which he uses does not denote one fall only,but a defection which utterly removes and alienates a man from God.
That is because theway American history is taught particularly alienates students of color and children from impoverished families.
If guilt is not dealt with it leads to fear,simply because it separates us from God and other people and finally alienates us from ourselves.
The culture that alienates itself from the very ground of its own being- from wilderness outside(that is to say, wild nature, the wild, self-contained, self-informing ecosystems) and from that other wilderness within- is doomed to a very destructive behaviour, ultimately perhaps self-destructive behaviour.
Reiterates its opinion that a too narrow andincoherent interpretation of Article 51 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights alienates citizens from the EU;
If the system does not respond in aneffective manner they see it as a bureaucratic nightmare, and this alienates the petitioner and probably everybody they speak to about the matter.
He uses the word sin in the singular number, for any kind of iniquity; as if he had said,that every kind of unrighteousness which alienates men from God is taken away by Christ.
Being a Member of the European Parliament and a representative of the biggest opposition party in Bulgaria and a right-wing political force sharing the values of the European People's Party, I believe that the existingstatus quo of the political model in Bulgaria alienates citizens from the decision-making process and increases their perceptions of corruption.
Just potentially very alienating to women.
Do you ever worry about alienating fans?
In Mexico and Brazil, alienating a child from a parent is a criminal act.
Will a particular solution engender trust or alienate employees in the workplace?
Sir, you risk alienating every cop on the task force if you do this.
That could alienate their existing users and shareholders.
How to Lose Friends& Alienate People(2008)….
Such acts alienate us from our own countrymen!