Alienating

Her constant criticism of his work was alienating him from his colleagues.

The inventor is alienating the patent rights to his invention to a corporation.

The musician is alienating the royalties to his music to a record label.

The book's complex language is alienating to some readers.

The company's decision to outsource jobs was alienating the local workforce.

The party's extremist views are alienating moderate voters.

The strict religious customs of the community can be alienating for outsiders.

The lack of diversity in the workplace can be alienating to employees from different backgrounds.

His lack of interest in her hobbies is alienating her from the relationship.

The hotel's poor customer service is alienating its guests.

The politician's comments were alienating the minority community.

The strict rules of the religion were alienating some of its followers.

The advanced yoga poses were alienating for the beginners in the class.

Her cold demeanor was alienating her from her classmates.

The complicated medical jargon used by doctors can be alienating for patients.

The school's strict dress code policy is alienating students who want to express their individuality.

The landlord's neglect of the property was alienating his tenants.

The artist's unconventional style was alienating some of his fans.

He kept criticizing his colleagues at work, alienating them one by one.

The teenager's constant use of her phone was alienating her from her family.

He was afraid of alienating his friends if he joined the debate team.

The artist's latest exhibit was criticized for being too abstract and alienating.

The athlete's tendency to show off on the court was alienating his teammates.

The harsh winter weather was alienating the homeless population.

The new software update was alienating some users who found it difficult to navigate.

The new workplace policies were alienating for many employees.

The group's elitist attitude was alienating potential members.

His constant criticism is alienating his colleagues.

The politician's comments on immigration are alienating potential voters.

The company's new policies are alienating its customers.

Her arrogant attitude is alienating her from her family.

The lack of representation in media can be alienating for marginalized groups.

The commercialization of holidays can be alienating for those who celebrate it for religious reasons.

She found the new office environment to be alienating, as she had trouble connecting with her coworkers.

His alienating behavior towards his family made them feel like strangers.

The politician's comments were seen as alienating to a large segment of the population.

His cold demeanor is alienating to those who don't know him well.

The new rules at work are alienating many of the employees.

The complex scientific terms used in the lecture were alienating for the students.

The government's policies were alienating certain groups of citizens.

The politician's controversial remarks are alienating some of his supporters.

His constant complaining and negativity is alienating his family.

He didn't want to risk alienating his friends by speaking out against their actions.

His refusal to compromise is alienating his friends.

The company's lack of diversity is alienating potential customers.

The overly complicated instructions are alienating customers from the product.

The athlete's aggressive behavior is alienating her teammates.

The church's stance on certain issues is alienating some members of the congregation.

The movie's complex plot is alienating casual viewers.

The high prices of the store were alienating potential customers.