Sentence examples for being disaffected with from inspiring English sources

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

In "The New Electoral Sex Symbol: Nascar Dad" (Week in Review, Jan . 18, Jeff MacGregor writes that "Nascar dads" are defined as being "disaffected with politics and parties".

However, an intelligence document from the British Mandatory authorities revealed that al-Hajj Muhammad left Palestine for Syria in October 1938 after being disaffected with the Central Committee's activities.

The editors were disaffected with liberalism, but the goal was to avoid ideology altogether.

He opted to box for Pakistan because he was disaffected with the English set-up.

He estimated that about 30% of his unit were disaffected with the military.

Others said he was disaffected with the coach and had lost his zeal (the coach was replaced).

In his first speech to the National Press Club this year, Shorten acknowledged voters were disaffected with politics and were craving solutions to clean up the system.

On the other are dissidents, who are disaffected with their regime and willing to pay the often-terrible price of publicly opposing it.

"We have the most extraordinary base with Leave.EU – 1 million people who are disaffected with the political establishment," Wigmore said.

"If you say, 'I'm interested in bringing back poor white people, and Southern whites who are disaffected with the Democratic party,' that's fine," Professor Dyson said.