Sentence examples for getting disaffected from inspiring English sources

"I'm not surprised at people getting disaffected with society," said one senior commander.

Is his campaign really going to succeed in getting disaffected first-time voters out to the polls in swing states?

He'll also need to pad that by getting disaffected ultra-conservatives, right wing evangelicals, and unreconstructed bigots back to the polls.

That was part of the motivation for Axis of Eve, organized by a group of young women to get disaffected voters, particularly young women, excited about politics and the possibility of defeating President Bush.

"Over time [patients] get disaffected by [the medical system] and alienated by professional medicine and explanations," Dr. Lantos said.

Clubs such as West Ham and Tottenham now work in their local communities running after school clubs and educational holiday schemes and using sport to get disaffected youngsters interested in learning.

As a result, all three groups had become disaffected.

If Ralph Nader is really convinced that out-of-power Democrats will rally around John Kerry, and that his own campaign will take votes from disaffected Republicans and independents, then he should drop out of the race and work hard to get those disaffected Republicans and independents to support Mr. Kerry.

Notably, the 23rd is a low-turnout district so perhaps Democrats would be better served by a candidate who can get people disaffected with politics to vote for the first time.

I once worked for a local charity that was very effective getting alongside disaffected young people.

The comedian, he said, was one of few people capable of getting young, disaffected voters back on board.