Sentence examples for are often disaffected from inspiring English sources

The group is active in refugee camps, and is made up of younger Palestinians who are often disaffected by the ruling ranks of the PLO. .

The sad truth is that extremists – both at home and abroad – are often disaffected, frightened and angry people desperately searching for purpose, validation and meaning in a world they feel has left them behind.

Unsurprisingly, people whose day-to-day experience of the police essentially amounts to racial abuse are often reluctant – too disaffected, humiliated or downright scared – to lodge formal complaints, and so the vast majority of police racism likely goes unreported.

If the live bands are not to your taste, there are often DJs entertaining Peyote's clientele of (mostly) disaffected students on the third-floor terrace bar.

They want to remind us that we were all disaffected and alienated when we were younger, and that music was often the vehicle which took us from feeling left out to feeling left in.

Many of the disaffected barons came from the north of England; that faction was often labelled by contemporaries and historians as "the Northerners".

Even to a disaffected teen-ager, the world is still proximate and new, and one's relationship to things is often fetishistic.

There is also a dark side to Pluto, since it rules criminal and underworld activities, and people who are socially disaffected, who often represent a threat to society (such as gangsters and terrorists).

"Students who are disaffected often need you to reassure them - to collude with them, to break down some of the professional distance," he says.

I think it's because younger people are disaffected.

He says that's because fewer of them are disaffected.