Sentence examples for after disaffection from inspiring English sources

Even so, he pointed out, the Soviet Union survived for decades after disaffection set in. "I think the fissure points in the system are not the population at large but the elite; and we still don't know enough about what interests are tied up with whose and who stands to gain or lose from all the shifts," said Smith.

("Not long after my disaffection," he adds, "I was given to understand that the movies were being animated by a new spirit, that great things were being done. I was willing to believe this". He is still screwing up his courage to go back).

He resigned, the victim of disaffection after two decades of government inaction and 40 years' continuous rule by the Socialist party of Senegal (PS) since independence.

But Walker continued Vin-less and – despite rumours of disaffection after the (surprisingly playful) 2 Fast 2 Furious and his non-appearance in Tokyo Drift – sticking with the franchise was the making of his stardom.

At different times, however, different genres regain their resonance with audiences: screwball comedies that distracted moviegoers during hard economic times or dark satires like the film "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" that matched the country's disaffection after Vietnam and Watergate.

Thirty years after Ayatollah Khomeini rode grassroots disaffection with the Shah into power, the majority of Iranians (unlike Iraqis) have an overwhelmingly positive attitude towards America.

After 11 years of recession, public disaffection with the Liberal Democrats has driven its share of the popular vote, and of parliamentary seats, steadily downward.

In 1994, Mr. Pataki, a State Senator, ran as the anti-Cuomo, revealing little about himself other than his intention to cut taxes and enact the death penalty, and relying on voters' disaffection with Mr. Cuomo after 12 years.

On Tuesday night, for example, Mr. Bush was handed a perfect opening after Mr. Gore, speaking of the disaffection with politics among young people, criticized Mr. Bush for opposing the McCain-Feingold campaign finance measure.

On its face, the goal of an early Labour return to 10 Downing Street may not be an impossible reach, despite the deep popular disaffection for the party after 13 years in power and its crashing defeat in the May election.

A lieutenant, she was arrested after the Rising, tried for "causing disaffection among the civilian population of His Majesty" and sentenced to death -- but given life in prison instead, because she was a woman.