Sentence examples for a climate of disaffection from inspiring English sources

First, a terrible plague broke out in Moscow; along with the hardships imposed by the war, it created a climate of disaffection and popular agitation.

As for social demands and media coverage, in the absence of duly authorized state agencies of investigation and oversight capable of parceling out responsibility and sanctions, they are extremely important, but sometimes they risk merely creating a climate of public disaffection with the government or even the regime itself.

Randi Weingarten, the president of the teachers' union, who has clashed bitterly with Mr. Klein in recent months, said that the concept held real promise, but that the chancellor would have difficulty convincing teachers because he had created a climate of mistrust and disaffection.

The party managed to win the elections a year ago benefitting from the post-revolution climate of disaffection.

There's such a climate of fear".

It's about a climate of fear".

Manson created a climate of isolation.

With "North Circular" they've already written a genuine classic, a song for an age of disaffection, disgruntlement and disappointment.

"Our own canvassing returns show a lot of disaffection with broken Conservative promises," Williams says.

He, too, had been sent to the countryside, and they shared a sense of disaffection.

A feeling of disaffection with family life informs much of the music.