Sentence examples for most disaffected set from inspiring English sources

As in many families, even the most disaffected set aside resentments during crises.

We find it hard to believe that even the most disaffected voters will be taken in.

Ethnic Russians in their 30s and 40s seem most disaffected, as if adrift between cultures.

Singer Charlotte Church reached out to the "most disaffected, desperate fringes of society".

It is also the poorest and most disaffected people who are least likely to vote.

Like most disaffected teens, when life got too hard, I simply turned the volume up.

For good reason, Americans and the British find it especially hard to believe that young people are most disaffected.

Especially as, by now, I was even less interested in Huysmans than even my most disaffected student.

One has faith that the group's ugly nihilism will ultimately be thoroughly alienating, its lack of ideals, even for the most disaffected, all too obvious.

So many local Muslims, defiant and increasingly disaffected, set their watches two hours behind Beijing, a nod both to nature and their separate identity.

They are indeed still learning, and sometimes they learn too late.Shouting in a vacuumIt is strange, but no accident, that most discussion of the present state of the parties ends up by focusing on the most disaffected sectors.