Sentence examples for persistent disaffection from inspiring English sources

The hypothesis that the example of Cleisthenic Athens induced restlessness elsewhere is plausible not just for its kinsmen in Ionia, which can be supposed to have had good "colonial" communications with Athens, but even for the Peloponnese, where in the first half of the 5th century Sparta had to deal with persistent disaffection.

Mr Bush will speak for about 15 minutes against a backdrop of persistent violence and growing disaffection in Iraq, along with mounting criticism at home.

Disaffection has been the persistent backdrop to this campaign We invited our panel to choose a photograph summing up their feelings as the campaign began.

The speech will be delivered against a backdrop of persistent violence in Iraq and growing disaffection among Iraqis, along with mounting criticism at home over the cost and apparent shortcomings of the postwar occupation and reconstruction.

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".

He blames the disaffection squarely on them.

It will lead to disaffection".