Examples of using Alienating in English and their translations into Swedish
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very oppressive and alienating, that they are‘non-socialist.
Fearful of alienating Middle Easterners, the Allies stayed humiliatingly silent about the genocide taking place against the Jews;
 Is it possible not to eliminate the element of provocation necessary to announce Good News without alienating the listeners?
weirdly vocal ones with a blasé attitude, is an alienating excuse for love.
I can't take the chance of alienating my listeners.
no decision about the development of the EU should be taken which risks alienating the citizens of Europe.
Party leader Kristian Fredriksen's dilemma is that he cannot reject Einar Bergene without alienating an important part of his electorate.
As he/she may be working across a number of departments, the ability to deliver outcomes without alienating relevant stakeholders.
damage brand authenticity and risk alienating customers.
We can either choose to work with the farming community on these issues or risk alienating them.
Over-regulation is significantly reducing people's motivation and alienating them from the concept of Europe,
Ultimately, this may mean alienating many citizens from the EU,
As a defense position as well- in order to avoid the alienating wage slavery instead of adapting to it.
We could make bold choices like this without alienating our customers. If you would just listen to me.
I thought a bingo night would be fun. With all the recent fighting alienating all my clientele.
With all the recent fighting alienating all my clientele, I thought a bingo night would be fun.
You can't win an election by alienating as many people as he has- Hispanics, Asians, women,
By alienating their activity and embodying it in commodities,
By selling their labor, by alienating their activity, people daily reproduce the personifications of the dominant forms of activity under capitalism;
In contrast, by alienating money as exchange-value,