Sentence examples for increasingly disaffected with from inspiring English sources

For some years now, since even before his father's death, he had been increasingly disaffected with the place.

German taxpayers are increasingly disaffected with the euro.

Like his audience and his critics, Bowie himself became increasingly disaffected with his role as just one member of a band.

During the 1980s and 1990s, Austrian voters became increasingly disaffected with the rule by the two major parties (SPÖ and ÖVP).

According to the National Review, Republicans are buoyed by polls showing that the public is growing increasingly disaffected with the Democrats' refusal to negotiate until the shutdown ends.

He suddenly stopped contact and I was busy with work, university and we had different interests and aims.' Omar though had become increasingly disaffected with life in London.

He trained as an architect but, increasingly disaffected, he embarked with relief on an MA in English art and literature at the Barber Institute, Birmingham, after our marriage in 1974.

France's stagnant population and weak industry made her statesmen frantic for security, Austrian leaders were filled with foreboding about their increasingly disaffected nationalities, and the tsarist regime, with the most justification, sensed doom.

It joined late and has become increasingly disaffected.

These and other experiences left her increasingly disaffected from the choice and accountability movements.

Meanwhile, the predominantly white, working-class population has become increasingly disaffected.