Sentence examples for disaffection comes from inspiring English sources

I'm not convinced that disaffection comes at such a low price.

Klara and Bobo have between them, a divorce, a clueless boy, and an embarrassing dad or two, but a lyric advising everyone to "abort all the parents!" aside, their disaffection comes pocket-sized and Moodysson scales his movie to match.

All these disaffections came together with the putsch on June, 12, 1798, of that recidivist, general Daendels, in which he disturbed a dinner party of Delacroix and three members of the Uitvoerend Bewind, violating the diplomatic immunity of the ambassador by putting pistols to his chest.

"They dislike the displacement and disaffection that comes with that.

Rachel Aroesti Rock history is replete with second albums that dwell on the disaffection and disillusion that comes with being made prosperous, famous and adored.

The Prime Minister claims these measures will empower women to behave as moderating influences in our communities but if my mother had been deported, I fear that the anger and disaffection would have come to define me.

In the absence of that fundamental assurance, disaffection and the cynicism that comes with it are almost inevitable.

The question now for Mr Morales, an indigenous Aymara former coca grower and union leader, is whether the unrest comes from just a few pockets of disaffection or represents the mood of the poor majority who re-elected him in 2009 with a landslide.

Obama's success comes from harnessing the power of this extreme voter disaffection which may ultimately enable him to build a new majority coalition, just as Roosevelt built a new majority that held the White House for 24 of the next 32 years.

With sentiments such as these, Williamson often comes across as the lone voice of working-class political disaffection in contemporary pop.

(Affection for Mao among the rural population was one reason for the strange lack of public disaffection when the famine came).