1.   Both Kenneth Starr and the House have alienated the public.

2.   Perhaps the biggest beneficiary would be a now largely alienated public, which would gain a venue to become engaged in the election process.

3.   Such technical arguments alienate the public, make the president look evasive and invite counter-arguments oozing with graphic sexual description, Brosnahan said.

4.   That trial-balloon news mentality helps each party know how far they can go without alienating the public.

5.   The complexities of Serialism and the chaos of indeterminacy could seem calculated to alienate the public, and the business responded in kind.

6.   We have seen corporate leaders react to crises in bureaucratic, undemonstrative ways that alienate the public and leave their corporate troops uninspired.

7.   Brynle Williams, a farmer and a leader of the September protests, said he feared the convoy would alienate the public.

8.   He warned unions that they risked alienating the public against their cause.

9.   He suggested that police discontinue the investigation into the alleged conspiracy, or risk ruining their image and alienating the public.

10.   He said a militia group would alienate the public whose support it sought by getting involved in such a bomb.