In other words, we have divorced and disenchanted ourselves from our vibrant, living environments.
When he was an adolescent, Sehgal says, a direct encounter with the political process disenchanted him permanently from parliamentary politics.
They attracted new support from voters disenchanted with the corruption scandals that have marked previous governments and from nationalists who oppose joining the European Union.
But it also means that disenchanted users cannot disappear from the site without leaving footprints.
"And all this in an environment when ordinary people in all walks of life have become increasingly disengaged from and disenchanted with politics and politicians".
If she receives enough votes from Democrats disenchanted with McIntyre, she may just spoil it for McIntyre and give the seat to Pantano.
A weak Bush showing would also suggest that even establishment Republicans are disenchanted by his sudden transmutation from compassionate conservative to expedient right-winger.
Having migrated to Australia as a child from Macedonia, and disenchanted with his life in Sydney, he is the most obvious representation of the lost in-between culture that is neither Macedonian nor Australian, ignored by a world that defiles him.
UKIP have "probably maxed out the Tory vote" that it could get and the potential for growth now came from "blue collar disenchanted former Labour voters", said a candidate.
Several recent polls suggest that a substantial number of those core Democrats seem either disengaged from the contest or disenchanted with Mr. Gore.
