Sentence examples for becomes disaffected from inspiring English sources

The conference organizers had neglected to plan for one, and invited her to put together questions for the after-hours, cash-bar Perfectly Awful Girls activity (Tony, one of Betsy's beaus, becomes disaffected from the high school crowd in "Betsy Was a Junior," and starts frequenting saloons and "going around with a perfectly awful girl").

Maybe it goes bad the first time they lose three straight, or the first time the club is not candid about a major injury, or the first time a player becomes disaffected, but Edwards made an emotional commitment to the truth yesterday.

More important to Mr. Bush, his suburban supporters who care about the environment could become disaffected.

They tend to do well at KS2 and then become disaffected at KS3 and KS4.

Others say that retraining grants and other assistance need to reach affected towns faster, before they become disaffected.

Though influenced by Greene and Waugh, she became disaffected when "the whole church went bananas and you could do what you liked.

Most members are ethnic Uighurs who have become disaffected by China's policies in Xinjiang that tend to favor ethnic Han, the dominant group in China.

It is perhaps no wonder that boys can become disaffected, hostile or even violent in a world that is offended by their maleness.

Senior players had quickly become disaffected by his methods, the team's performances too often flat and lacking zest, with the manager bristling at criticism from outside.

They are worried that the eastward expansion of the union is slowing down, leading ordinary people to become disaffected with the West.

He would also be the overwhelming choice of the players, many of whom had become disaffected with Capello, citing the Italian's language difficulties as a key problem.