Examples of using Alienating in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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Is the government"alienating" us?
So for people from the vast majority of cultures,globalization remains profoundly alienating.
But do this without alienating potential clients.
Today, there is a risk of quarreling with some people or alienating them.
And if you come back to an alienating, modern society, you might remain traumatized your entire life.
But Mr Marks said that reducing the contrast risked alienating some users.
This left him often extremely temperamental, alienating friends and patrons, though his charm helped him retain them more than his actions merited.
Her works tell stories about beauty and horror in life andcriticism of humanity's violence and alienating impulses.
All juridic persons are capable of acquiring, possessing,administering and alienating temporal goods in accordance with the norm of canon law.
You are not interested in what other people need, nor are you aware of the long-term costs of alienating others.
Literary skill can act as an impediment to their mythology, alienating a viewership with an increasingly short attention span and limited diction.
These people are not interested in what other people need,nor are they aware of the long-term costs of alienating others.
Rather than rallying its allies, the Trump administration risks alienating them or, at worst, turning them into foes.
They are to keep up with all the novelties of fashion, forgetting about the natural beauty and personal qualities,thereby alienating men.
He can, in this case, both restore the capital and pay the interest without alienating or encroaching upon any other source of revenue.
Even the most supportive may grow tired of hearing about your situation,or you may find yourself censoring your behavior to avoid alienating them.
However, there is the risk of alienating parts of society which feel that the EU lacks legitimacy or has taken too much power away from national authorities.
Yet our President wants to reward him with a seat at the table while alienating our closest democratic allies.
Refrain from providing, transferring and alienating in any way the property rights granted to Licensee under the Agreement unless it is strictly provided otherwise herein;
And this power, arisen out of society but placing itself above it and increasingly alienating itself from it, is the state.”.
Second, they caused severe damage to conversations about LGBTQ rights by alienating the heterosexual attotudes from minority groups and preventing the dissemination of evidence-based information about LGBTQ Ukrainians.
Do you see any patterns suggesting that your stylemight inadvertently favor one side, or that you might be excluding or alienating one group?
Following Johnson's victory, they refrained from antiwar rhetoric to avoid alienating the president and possibly endangering the social programs of the Great Society.
They argued that New Haven had thrown out the tests toplacate a powerful black religious leader and avoid alienating black voters.
How do you design web pages that are aesthetically and technically intriguing without alienating those in your audience with older browsers?
Edward Hopper painted American landscapes and cityscapes with a disturbing truth,expressing the world around him as a chilling, alienating, and often vacuous place.
New Age as we now know it came from a search for something more humane andbeautiful than the oppressive, alienating experience of life in Western society.
Psychoanalytical theories assume that people prone to depression havelearned to repress hostile feelings for fear of alienating those on whom they depend for support.
In the latter he expressed admiration for Peter I and Catherine II and made some uncomplimentary remarks about Taras Shevchenko,thereby alienating most of the Ukrainian reading public.