Sentence examples for broader disaffection from inspiring English sources
It also comes as something of a relief to beleaguered Republicans, who cast the relatively humble pledge campaign as a sign of broader disaffection with Obama's economic priorities.
For many people, including skeptical libertarians, Barr still has the reputation of a partisan, but his self-imposed exile from the Republican Party is representative of a broader disaffection among conservatives who did not immediately rally behind McCain.
Martin Sorrell, the chief executive of the advertising giant WPP, warned that the negative perception of highly paid bankers in the wake of the financial crisis was turning into a broader disaffection with the corporate elite.
Even if he is ultimately persuaded to stay on, his unhappiness reflects a broader disaffection among many Palestinians with Mr. Arafat's performance since he returned to Gaza in July to run day-to-day affairs.
Russian state television showed an image that could sum up the broader disaffection with emerging markets: a once-bustling trading floor in Moscow, all but deserted Wednesday, its screens blank, while one trader sat fiddling idly with a computer mouse.
Similarly, the entry of Elizabeth Warren into the 2020 presidential primaries ― like Bernie Sanders' effort in 2016 ― moves in the direction of politically mobilizing the increasingly broad social disaffection with capitalism.
If the opinion surveys are right, he will be returned to office in the election today with a much smaller majority, a decline ascribed to the broad sense of disaffection stemming from his handling of the war in Iraq.
But more dangerous for schools than some parents' disaffection is the broader impression of exclusivity a posh uniform creates.
"But the growth has not been very broad and very deep, and that leads to a lot of disaffection".
A broad-based curriculum can really make the difference for a pupil at risk of disaffection and disengagement".
But Stern would be better served politically by gathering as broad a majority in favor of the deal as he can so he does not have to deal with disaffection later.
