Sentence examples for disaffected about from inspiring English sources

Much of India's urban youth feels disaffected about the political process, jaded by prevalent corruption and unmoved by the campaign messages of the leading parties.

UK Independence Party leader Nigel Farage told the same programme that he was continuing to talk to Conservative MPs disaffected about European policy about joining his party.

Talking about disaffected Muslim youth, he said: "There's a very, very small minority, a few elements, involved in these activities.

Mark Ruffalo and Josh Hamilton led the original cast Off Broadway, in 1996; the revival, about disaffected rich Manhattan kids in the early eighties, opens on Broadway, at the Cort (Aug. 18), starring Michael Cera, Kieran Culkin, and Tavi Gevinson.

All of them are seeking to take advantage of the fact that many voters are disaffected, and anxious about the future.

But he talks for hours at a stretch -- about his activist youth and disaffected middle age in Leningrad, about his tempestuous relations with fellow poets like Allen Ginsberg and Joseph Brodsky, and, finally, about the essential tyranny of literary form and the symphony of a well-structured verse.

But there is no doubt that the governing party is worried about losing disaffected voters.

And amid jabs from critics — educators, disaffected parents and bloggers — about their Turkishness and ties to a Muslim group, the schools take great pains to separate themselves from the Gulen movement.

Then the "yellow vests" struck, as disaffected French voters protested about the price of diesel.

By which I don't mean "full of racist cranks" so much as "less about Ron Paul the person than about giving the disaffected a figurehead around which to coalesce".(Photo credit: AFP).

After all, Bernie's supporters want the establishment, Hillary, and Trump just about as much as those disaffected Republicans do.