Sentence examples for pockets of disaffection from inspiring English sources

The question now for Mr Morales, an indigenous Aymara former coca grower and union leader, is whether the unrest comes from just a few pockets of disaffection or represents the mood of the poor majority who re-elected him in 2009 with a landslide.

Newark provides the biggest test yet for this approach - can a divisive party like Ukip replicate the Lib Dems' ability to unify disparate pockets of local disaffection by presenting themselves as the only credible alternative to the incumbent?

There are many signs of disaffection.

Everybody was welcome into the club of disaffection".

Among the young, however, there are signs of disaffection.

Greater attention is paid to the root causes of disaffection.

There is little evidence of reflection over the causes of disaffection.

"Our own canvassing returns show a lot of disaffection with broken Conservative promises," Williams says.

It is amazing to see the level of disaffection amongst these one-time true believers.

This sort of disaffection could doom a candidate in the general election.

In spite of these efforts, a degree of disaffection exists among the citizens with regard to politics.