1.   Animals are a mainstay of Super Bowl ads, but they rarely behave like animals because marketers fear violence will alienate audiences.

2.   As a writer he has always known how to keep his audiences implicated yet alienated.

3.   A few London designers who consider themselves avant-garde managed to alienate their audiences by dragging them to uncomfortable places and keeping them waiting too long for too little.

4.   Gay artists seem reluctant to acknowledge their homosexuality publicly for fear of alienating mainstream audiences and limiting their appeal to gay listeners.

5.   Others said they believed that Muhammad would be unlikely to resort to racist diatribes at a large gathering for fear of alienating his audience.

6.   This time, he said, he did not want ghetto slang to be used, because he felt that it had alienated audiences.

7.   What she lacks, however, is an apparent willingness to be the bitchy opportunist who might alienate the audience.

8.   You can give her a little edge and run the risk of alienating your audience, but then not alienate anybody.

9.   But papers are trying to find a balance between making changes that would save money but not alienate their audience.

10.   Yet major changes could alienate an audience that is emotionally attached to the book.