Sentence examples for feeling disaffected from inspiring English sources
The branding of the Women's March has unified millions and, as would any phenomenon of its size, has also left many feeling disaffected.
In a sign that Labour is increasingly anxious about the long-term threat posed by Ukip, as much as the Conservatives, Harriet Harman, the Labour deputy leader, warned: "People are feeling disaffected and disenchanted.
Shaw said he called Radkey "[t]o invite her, if she is feeling disaffected from the church, to invite her to come, as Jesus said...
The episode left me feeling grubby and disaffected, however.
If you're feeling invigorated or disaffected, I strongly recommend lending your time, as that is by far the most valuable commodity most of us can contribute.
So whilst I can understand individual feelings of being disaffected, blaming your failures in life on an immigrant is not a solution to your problems.
These provide an important opportunity for terrorist recruiters to play on the feelings of disaffected young Muslims, with the aim of engendering radical feelings of injustice and hatred.
They help scattered, disaffected individuals feel a common bond.
They want to remind us that we were all disaffected and alienated when we were younger, and that music was often the vehicle which took us from feeling left out to feeling left in.
In practice, such co-operation is likely to prove impossible, leaving Tamils in Tiger areas like disaffected Acehnese feeling even more disregarded by the central government.As the grim statistics of the disaster grew grimmer with each passing day, any optimism grew harder to sustain.
