Sentence examples for intense disaffection from inspiring English sources

But it seems obvious that the intense disaffection that festers in our society and in our institutions will not help towards rehabilitation.

The preponderance of ethnic Moroccans under surveillance in the Spanish, French and Belgium antiterror operations reflects not only the size and dispersal of Moroccan immigrants across Europe, but also the intense disaffection of a growing fraction of young, mostly unemployed Moroccans who are vulnerable to the call to radicalism.

Indeed, both factors created the prime conditions for his successful campaign: intense disaffection combined with a faith-based electorate primed to believe in the best marketed candidate, facts be damned.

Maybe what caused Khamenei and the clerics to derail the Iranian election, as much as anything, was their disaffection with Mousavi's intense and outspoken confidant and wife.

The disaffection in this poorer, more rural county could be pervasive and perhaps even more intense throughout the state.

His disaffection became disgust.

Modern disaffection falls away.

That disaffection erupted in June's protests.

My disaffection is not with the statistics.

"That's when I started this disaffection".

It will lead to disaffection".