Sentence examples for disaffection grew from inspiring English sources

Popular disaffection grew, particularly in the impoverished northeast and among alienated groups such as the Muslim Malays in the south and the Hmong in the far north, gradually crystallizing into outright insurgency.

Muslim disaffection also grew and acquired revolutionary dimensions as the Mesopotamian campaign dragged on.

"It is the same attitude in Khartoum".Such disaffection is growing dangerously.

The perceived oppressive character of al-Shabab provides abundant opportunities for currents of Somali disaffection to grow and multiply.

Mr Khodadadi may have been muzzled, but disaffection is growing among Iranian workers as inflation outpaces wage rises and workers are laid off.

Public disaffection with growing inequality surfaced briefly during the energizing but politically inchoate Occupy Wall Street demonstrations and in the diversity of protesters following a string of unpunished and egregiously unjustified police killings of young Black men.

Is it part of the Republicans' growing disaffection with labor unions over the past quarter century?

For several years disaffection had been growing within the party over Britain's continued membership in the European Union.

It has been the feeling, unquantifiable but widespread, of a growing disaffection among its core voters and activists.

There is also growing disaffection in urban areas towards Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai's Movement for Democratic Change (MDC).

My colleague John Harris suggests that the "professionalisation" of politics is a large factor in voters' growing disaffection.