They have latched on to complaints from disillusioned Labour supporters.
At MGM, she played the loyal wife of disillusioned cop Barry Sullivan in the chase thriller Cry of the Hunted (1953), but did little more than look pretty in the western Escape from Fort Bravo and the rodeo drama Arena (both 1953).
As Europe sinks deeper into austerity, governing parties of whatever stripe are routinely rejected by disillusioned voters – only to be replaced by others delivering more welfare cuts, privatisation and inequality.
From his track record, though, I would assume Nighy was a disillusioned Labour voter.
Kouroumblis said that, like many in the government, he had become increasingly disillusioned with the way Europe was governed.
Consistent with the values of our movement and the wishes of the electorate, Unite will work alongside him in the hope of winning back disillusioned Labour voters.
A second protest has been organised by "Eirigi", a relatively new republican pressure group comprised of many former disillusioned Sinn Féin members opposed to the party's participation in government with the DUP and its new support for policing.
The maddening mundanity of suburban life served as the backdrop to Spacey's most critically acclaimed performance as disillusioned and depressed Lester Burnham.
His response, in the New Statesman, amounted to the rejection of what he called "Reassurance Labour" – his description of our strongly held belief that, far from being an electoral liability, genuine social democracy is what millions of disillusioned voters are waiting for.
Students were considered either too disillusioned to vote, or not interested enough to register.
I meet far too many disillusioned people who say "there is no difference between the parties".
