Examples of using Alienating in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Such a person is quite happy even if she lives in an alienating big city, loses all her money in a stock-exchange crash and is diagnosed with diabetes.
politicians across different political systems to act, or they risk alienating citizens who are waiting for their carbon dividend cheques.
The 78-year-old head of the Roman Catholic Church had been under pressure to use the term publicly to describe the murders despite the risk of alienating an important ally in the fight against radical Islam.
then it is merely what was false and alienating in their lives, that aspect of living within a lie.
for my new book, I learned that some children are quite resistant to the behavior of the alienating parent.
because I was there to see it, it didn't feel alienating.
there is an aspiration towards happiness, sometimes tinged with anxiety: an aspiration that is often exploited, however, by present-day consumerist society in false and alienating ways.
For all the complaints that the president has been alienating America's allies,
sanctions against Russia and political pressure is alienating Russia from the West and pushing it closer
Or perhaps worse: Not sharing your KPI risks alienating and frustrating your employees and other stakeholders who are unable to see
For some- unfortunately a significant number- the almost unavoidable way out involves an alienating escape into dangerous and violent behaviour, dependence on drugs and alcohol, and many other such traps for the unwary.
But it will take care to avoid alienating Europe, which will be necessary in checking any effort by the United States to shred the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.
Harsh and moralistic words and actions risk further alienating those whom we wish to lead to conversion and freedom, reinforcing their sense of rejection and defensiveness.
The kinds of steps Kudrin has proposed risk alienating powerful people in state-run businesses by reining in their reach and undermining public support if government spending is cut.
To silence dissent, Xi has launched a political crackdown, alienating many of the talented and resourceful Chinese citizens his reforms are intended to encourage.
The result: Having ridiculously inflated hopes of North Korean denuclearization, Trump is now engaged in another ridiculously undignified name-calling match with the North Korean dictator, alienating South Korean opinion by bellicose threats of war.
life has no meaning, and that modern society is absurd and alienating”.
has no meaning and that modern society is absurd and alienating”.
opens spaces for short-lived, disconnected, alienating and meaningless messianisms.
Rather than isolating Cuba, the embargo has isolated the United States, alienating governments that might otherwise speak out about the human rights situation on the island.".