Sentence examples similar to a disaffected state from inspiring English sources

The United States is still a disaffected country.

Australia's legal team told the court that the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (Asio) had lawfully seized documents on 3 December because of legitimate fears that a "disaffected" former Australian Secret Intelligence Service (Asis) officer was committing offences by disclosing information to a foreign state.

Not everyone shares our particular view of the future and disaffected states, groups, and individuals will remain an important factor and a key challenge for US policy.

An equal split was chosen to support the hypothesis that disaffected states are not necessarily gender specific.

The rally, much like the recall itself, reached beyond the conservative Republicans to a broad class of the politically disaffected in a state dominated by the Democratic Party.

The fervour of the ideologue manqué makes no room for the sober fact that almost every nation-state harbours a disaffected and volatile minority, whose size varies constantly in inverse relation to the alertness, tact and wisdom of the majority population.

When we go to war, whether as part of a nation-state or as part of a disaffected minority, we commit ourselves to the atrocity of murder.

A DVD debut for Krzysztof Kieslowski's jarringly horrible but unforgettable film in which a disaffected youth kills a taxi driver and later the state gets its revenge.

"But I want to stay because I'm a fighter". "Two million people can't have one opinion," said Hugo Wormsbecher, a disaffected co-founder of Rebirth and former editor of the state newspaper for ethnic Germans.

Some see the attacker as home-grown -- perhaps a disaffected scientist or a militia group -- while others discern a conspiracy by a state like Iraq or a foreign terrorist group.

They attributed it to the downturn in WA's economy and voters being disaffected with the state's premier, Colin Barnett.