Sentence examples for may be disaffected from inspiring English sources
Canada insists such charters can't succeed, at least not with all inner-city children, including those who may be disaffected from school, without substantially increased investments in wraparound social services, which Canada's Harlem Children's Zone provides.
So, I understand, that young people, in particular, may be disaffected and jaded by the promises of party politics and the political leaders over the past eight years who have chosen partisan bickering and rancor over standing up to the status quo for the future good of our country.
You cannot expect reporters to be disaffected by their experiences, and neutralizing their instincts may actually be a hinderance to their ability to asses The Truth.
Students are referred to the programme when their school deems them to be disaffected.
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.
Capello, despite a long association with city rivals Milan, would be high on the list of possible replacements and may be becoming disaffected enough with life as England manager to accept.
For example, a school-based feeding programme may work by short-term hunger relief in young children in a low-income rural setting where famine has produced overt nutritional deficiencies, but for teenagers in a troubled inner-city community where many young people are disaffected, it may work chiefly by making pupils feel valued and nurtured.
ISIS may offer a compelling narrative to people who are disaffected from the social possibilities of their citizenship.
Kids were disaffected and very vulnerable.
We're disaffected, so are ordinary soldiers.
