Sentence examples for general disaffection from inspiring English sources
The new journal grew out of general disaffection that had been floating around the discipline for years.
Being all things to all people just means you aren't everything to anyone, and general disaffection sets in.
But the Australian electorate has also shown signs of volatility and general disaffection with both major parties.
Not that the media shouldn't report on the general disaffection with the Lincoln Center tents, which are run by IMG and sponsored by Mercedes-Benz.
Mr. Sarkozy is already struggling with low popularity ratings in opinion polls and a general disaffection among the French with his personality and style.
An unpunished insurrectionary movement which proceeds from general disaffection, and is only concealed or covered up by nations of temporary expediency, is never followed by good government.
Besides the general problem of disaffection, Labour also face a specific problem with the Greens, who mobilise a distinct set of values into political competition.
Despite the sense of duty that seems to have drawn many voters to the polls, there remains a general feeling of disaffection with national politics among ordinary citizens, particularly young Algerians, who see Mr Bouteflika as part of the military clique which has ruled Algeria since 1992.
When it does, I fear that we will have one of two reactions: either the kind of widespread discontent and unrest that faced us in the early 1980s; or disillusionment, disaffection and general withdrawal, which reduces the chance of Britain being an innovative, forward-looking and equal society.
At the national level, there is seen to be an overarching system characterised by gerontocracy, clientelism and bureaucracy, producing a response of disaffection and a general mentality of cheating the system.
