Sentence examples for deep disaffection from inspiring English sources

Though few in the north admit it, there was deep disaffection with Tigers at the end of the conflict.

When the 112th Congress convenes, next month, a third of the Republican members will be freshmen, bound to a mood of deep disaffection.

"The Iranian election clearly reflects deep disaffection of the Iranian people with its regime, but unfortunately it doesn't have the power to change Iran's nuclear ambitions," Netanyahu said.

By Matthew Trammell March 7, 2017 On their single "Manarchist, Brocialist," the hardcore band Material Support offer a bratty, brilliant vision of deep disaffection, from the song's title to its taunting of "token inclusivity" and "cis dudes wearing flannel".

It's a bratty, brilliant vision of deep disaffection, from the song's title to its taunting of "token inclusivity" and "cis dudes wearing flannel" — ultimately, an assertion that the left isn't left enough.

The big winner is expected to be the Democratic Left, at least in the lower house, followed by what most pollsters say will be the unexpected success of the comedian Beppe Grillo's Five Star Movement, which is mining the deep disaffection that Italians have for their political class.

Though born in 1958, Prince is presented as the avatar of all things ­Gen-X-­centric: hypersensitivity, cynicism, apathy, acne-deep disaffection.

His considerable wealth bound together a disparate coalition, tapped into deep public disaffection with the UNM, and enabled his Georgian Dream movement to withstand the UNM's hard-line response.

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.

His sinner may not touch the deep, dramatic disaffection that the actor displayed in his Oscar-nominated portrayal in "Lost in Translation" or the sheer zany delight of his roguish weatherman in "Groundhog Day".

Liverpool, sadly, are still the old ragbag of two or three players of exceptional talent, far too much mediocrity and, most debilitating of all, deep-running disaffection among even the most committed of players.