Sentence examples for disaffected to from inspiring English sources

It will encourage the disaffected to try to eject governments not by voting them out but by disrupting their rule.

They play a key role in promoting community relations, connecting with hard-to-reach groups and encouraging people who may have been disaffected to engage with society.

Didion, though, deserves so much more than being a droppable name for "every cool girl you know", or a meme-friendly symbol, flashed by the fashionable and fashionably disaffected to gird their intellectual credibility.

A school shooting transforms 15-year-old Linnea from mildly disaffected to wildly troubled; she is sent by her distraught mother to live with Art, her immature, "overeducated and underemployed" father, who hasn't seen her since she was a toddler and must suddenly attempt to be responsible.

Regarding the question to what extent Edward played a role in his own government, Stephen Alford writes: The English people, as is evident from contemporary broadsheet ballads and alehouse talk, were generally disaffected to the men who ruled in the name of their king.

To many outsiders, Mr. Thaksin's role is puzzling: The notion that a billionaire is leading Thailand's disaffected to rebellion verges on the absurd.

The groups have also committed to help the Republican lawmakers who stood by Ms. Brewer fend off primary challengers who plan to use Medicaid to draw disaffected voters to the polls.

Reagan did not compromise on conservatives' core beliefs to win votes; instead, he used his message of hope and renewal to bring disaffected voters to the right.

If you want to alienate young people the best way to make them feel disaffected is to take away the music and culture they love".

They feed terrorism, just as once the denial of legal rights to those suspected of being Irish terrorists drew disaffected people to the IRA banner.

Demonizing America and rallying disaffected Muslims to the cause of international jihad was never so easy.