Sentence examples for in the disaffection from inspiring English sources
There is no mystery in the disaffection of the Arsenal fans.
Seeing an opportunity in the disaffection, politicians who had been sidelined by the government started developing relationships with rural residents.
He said the sectarianism of the Maliki government, which took office in 2006, played a part in the disaffection of Sunni Muslims and the rise of Islamic State.
The refusal to recognise the strength of public opinion or the views of constituents, has, in my view, been a major factor in the disaffection with politicians that is so obviously a major factor in political life today.
Richards had already emerged as a friend piper in rock, as a magnet for youth searching for a role model who could compete with them in the disaffection department.
In retrospect, the disaffection of Antonioni's characters looks like a human condition, not merely a modern one.
Disney's board chose to interpret the massive vote against Mr Eisner as "governance-driven"—in other words, that the disaffection had more to do with the governance structure than the boss.
Gregor's disaffection is, in some sense, the disaffection of anyone who has ever been in his position — unthanked, taken advantage of, overworked — and yet, it is also his fault.
Yet even if that transpires something most bookmakers do not expect its formation will be attended by great uncertainty, testing the basic logic of electoral reward, and in turn increasing the disaffection most Britons feel with politics.Every general election in modern times has been won by the party most trusted with the economy or on the matter of leadership.
Khan may be correct in implying that the disaffection driving these men to violence flows from the frictions and problems of Bangladeshi society, rather than the appeal of a global caliphate.
But I think that's a positive trend in dealing with the disaffection you were asking about.Bagehot: So you think we can be positive and relaxed about these fundamental changes without necessarily knowing where they're taking us?WH: Coalition and more independent MPs are not necessarily the same thing.
