Sentence examples for deep disengagement from inspiring English sources
A Jerusalem Post article this month detailed a deep disengagement: many Arab residents did not know who was running, when Election Day was, or where the polling stations would be.
At the same time, the so-called economic "reform agenda" (lovingly chronicled in Kelly's work) has fostered a deep disengagement from the political process in particular, and the public sphere more generally – a disengagement manifesting itself as a prevailing apathy, occasionally punctuated by sharp eruptions of anger.
Imagine a vicious circle in which young people become increasingly detached, so politicians pay less and less attention to them, leading in turn to yet deeper disillusionment and disengagement among those aged 18 to 24.
If proportional representation is not speeding to the top of the political agenda soon, then a large proportion of the voting population will continue to be disenfranchised, their votes will be seen to have unequal value and impact to others and people's disengagement with politics will only grow deeper.
Mr Netanyahu blamed the collapse in support not on Likud's opposition to Kadima's disengagement plan but his own role as finance minister responsible for deep cuts in state spending.
If the disengagement and its aftermath pass off relatively quietly, Mr Sharon's stock could rise again.Labour, meanwhile, faces an equally deep crisis: having had its idea, disengagement, stolen by Mr Sharon, can it recover as a credible alternative to the right?
Tells about disengagement.
His disengagement is explicable.
Doubt didn't mean disengagement.
Disengagement will do nicely.
It endorses disengagement.
