Sentence examples for her disaffection from inspiring English sources

Her disaffection for theater has kept her away from the stage for decades, and yet she doesn't disdain it entirely.

"It's a total nuisance," she says, explaining her disaffection with the whole enterprise of mammography.

Del Rey is often accused of sounding bored — and she does — but her disaffection belies a certain kind of distance from her pain.

Del Rey is often accused of sounding bored and she does but her disaffection belies a certain kind of distance from her pain.

The core of her disaffection, Khan argues, is her view that "WikiLeaks – whose mission statement was 'to produce... a more just society... based upon truth' – has been guilty of the same obfuscation and misinformation as those it sought to expose, while its supporters are expected to follow, unquestioningly, in blinkered, cultish devotion".

For serious actresses, there is no greater challenge than mastering Amanda's complexities: her desperation over her daughter's future, her frustration with her son's disaffection, her obsessive reveries of the past.

Did Roweena not achieve her level 5 because of her own disaffection or because key teachers simply didn't believe she was ever capable of doing so?

If her father's disaffection helped form her social attitudes, her mother Emma fostered her love of storytelling.

Whatever the roots of Quinn's disaffection, her assessments of both the Clintons do tend to be unsparing.

In Lillian Hellman's play "The Little Foxes" (which this play draws on heavily), the villainess Regina schemes to get money, allows her husband to die, and suffers the disaffection of her daughter.

She observes what is happening between her mother and Cady long before her father does, and also understands the extent and implications of her mother's boozy disaffection.