Sentence examples for display of disaffection from inspiring English sources

The public display of disaffection might be part of a larger strategy for Phillips.

In an unprecedented, and unprecedentedly loud, display of disaffection with their government, thousands took to their windows and balconies with kitchen utensils.

Four people have died in the demonstrations, which were as much a warning to political leaders not to compromise as they were a display of disaffection with palace rule.

All three women are lovelorn, sex-starved and prone to public displays of disaffection.

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

But her comments were a rare expression of public dissent among Democrats, since the governor is well known to disdain public displays of disaffection.

Einhorn's public displays of disaffection have pushed the stock down to $22.

These public displays of disaffection with ivory have been designed to curb the illegal trade in tusks that saw around 22,000 elephants slaughtered in 2012 according to CITES - the Convention on the International Trade in Endangered Species.

That's the other great custom in these public displays of disaffection: the walloping the roasters themselves get from their comrades on the dais.

Since the last election cycle these three major parties (PRD, PRI, PAN - in order from left to right) -- the same who had engaged in public displays of disaffection, the same who vowed never again to practice disingenuous political machinery tricks -- decided to sign an electoral reform that would cement their future in some shape or form.

Though some hosts of high-profile sports happenings suspend outward displays of disaffection during the competition, Brazilians seem inclined to exploit the spotlight and raise holy heck over a take-your-pick index of issues: growing income disparity, government corruption, raging crime, etc.