Sentence examples for has been disaffected from inspiring English sources

The MP for Dudley North in the West Midlands has been disaffected with the party leadership for a couple of years and told the Express & Star newspaper there was a "culture of extremism, antisemitism and intolerance" in Labour.

The Pashtun belt in the south has been disaffected from the beginning.

Members of the Old Left, many of whom had been disaffected, were mobilized.

And, he might have added, many of those fans have been disaffected by violence around the stadiums, along with a legacy of match-fixing among players.

They play a key role in promoting community relations, connecting with hard-to-reach groups and encouraging people who may have been disaffected to engage with society.

He appeared to have been disaffected, and his involvement with Faisal Shahzad, the Pakistani-American charged with the failed bombing in New York, did not signal the involvement of the Pakistani Army in the attack, the intelligence official said.

But there are also many retired pensioners and war veterans who had been disaffected with Mr. Yeltsin's economic program, which has brought capitalism to Russia, high inflation, and a loss of economic security for many.

As is evident by the great number of voters who have rallied to our banner, so many of whom have been disaffected by politics in recent times, America needs and wants a thorough reform of the way we conduct our nation's business.

It is also, though, a testament to Deila's management that a player who might have been disaffected has improved to such an extent.

His core audience has always been disaffected adolescents: the lonely, the misunderstood, the alienated.

Ms Teather has been increasingly disaffected since losing her job as minister for Children and Families last September.