Examples of using Alienating in English and their translations into Croatian
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Unionist governments ignored Edward Carson's warning in 1921 that alienating Catholics would make Northern Ireland inherently unstable.
Though I seem to have a unique talent for alienating the people I employ,
How can it make her happy, alienating herself from her own people,
And if you keep alienating people for no reason,
I guess he won't want to choose between alienating the unions or business interests.
Unless they feel she's alienating the father. to give the mother primary custody Look, the courts are inclined.
if enacted, would deprive military courts of the right to try civilians for such crimes as"alienating the public from military service.
Okay, and this is where I spent many lunches alone after completely alienating all of my friends.
Orthodox- share in the experience of being called out of the merciless and alienating darkness to the encounter with the living God, full of mercy.
It makes no sense to worry about alienating people who are already mostly uncooperative,
With selfish urges and remorse for alienating from his brother when he needed him the most,
facing two major rebellions during his reign, and alienating many members of his close family,
holding or alienating and taken in embarrassment,
Direct alienating behaviors occur when one parent actively undermines the other parent,
Alienating behavior(any behavior, active or passive, that disturbs the relationship of
not alienating but embracing, not discriminating
Serb commentators warn of the risk of alienating local residents in the predominantly Serb parts of the north.
In her Semiotics of the Kitchen performed in 1975, the American artist Martha Rosler delivers a feminist critique by listing in alphabetical order the kitchen tools revealing for some of them their unconscious violence and alienating power.
not alienating but embracing, not discriminating
only succeeded in alienating most of the German political establishment.