Eksempler på brug af Alienating på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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at the same time also the cunning of displacement through a humorous, alienating construction e.g. in the video installation Buzz 2006.
But how do you show a series of immoral acts without alienating your target audience- without portraying everyone your trying to reach as criminals?
With all the recent fighting alienating all my clientele, I thought a bingo night would be fun.
You could risk alienating some of your market, but you also could deepen your relationship with the rest of the market.
Ultimately, this may mean alienating many citizens from the EU,
There is a great risk of alienating these people, who may then end up not cooperating with the police,
REDING(PPE), in writing.-(FR) Drugs, the curse of our modern world, are in danger of alienating a frightening number of young people.
we risk alienating our citizens.
thus alienating a substantial interest group.
you run the risk of unintentionally alienating your audience.
Would it not be far smarter to tap into the huge number of Muslims who despise them, instead of alienating the very group most likely to unmask their operations?
it was with the intention of not alienating Bono and Bob Geldof.
Though I seem to have a unique talent for alienating the people I employ.
It needs to move on to stop alienating the electorate in a dangerous way.
they do not own the airplane- everything that Marx condemns as alienating.
all those involved with the process are able to communicate the brand message without offending or alienating the intended viewer or listener.
This would allow us to pre-empt the problem of alienating immigrants, which leads to frustration
Zuma could not risk alienating his labour allies completely as some were threatening not to support the ANC in forthcoming elections.
no other aspect of human nature has been so pivotal in alienating a person from God.
thereby alienating the good will and affection of the multitude.