Sentence examples for disaffection about from inspiring English sources

There was none of that '60-ish pacifistic sourness or disaffection about them so common among the generation that followed.

If my husband and I have public displays of disaffection, arguing about sushi versus spaghetti, do we need it?

Franco seems to delight in playing sketchy dudes on the fringes of dramas about teen disaffection; playing villain in his own short story collection doubtless appealed to his voluminous sense of irony.

Television about disaffection has never seemed so boring.

Or they gave in to confusion or disaffection weeks ago; about 40percentt of registered voters did not bother to vote.

HE was my confidential source in the Libyan military this spring, an officer who passed on secret information about disaffection in the ranks of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi.

Concerned about disaffection among union members and middle-class voters, the White House has taken several recent steps to show it cares.

The students came from prominent artistic families, and one lived a few floors beneath the director Mathieu Kassovitz, who was then working on "La Haine," a film about disaffection and police brutality in the banlieues.

It wouldn't have been out of place for him to have quoted the first line of "Sailing to Byzantium" to articulate his current feeling about disaffection: "That is no country for old men".

The Tory mayor, though a social liberal who speaks at times with feeling about disaffection and want, is a facilitator of Tory flagship strategies in housing, welfare, transport and crime that are worsening London's woes.

Their disaffection is not just about Iraq.