Sentence examples for public disaffection from inspiring English sources

Housing and energy crises have only deepened public disaffection.

But, more recently, a newer spectacle has sprouted from this loam of public disaffection.

"And there is the rising public disaffection with the Pakistani Peoples Party under Zardari and Gilani".

"This will cause public disaffection, because people are seeing the government as inflexible and intolerant.

The centenary of 1914, a not wholly futile conflict, will fuel public disaffection, as it should.

Or do partisan polarization, special-interest money, snarling news outlets and public disaffection ensure gridlock into the indefinite future?

Shut Up and Sing shows them contending with their public's disaffection from 2003 to the present day.

And despite the investing public's disaffection for their kind of stocks, their portfolios remain solid.

Sensing the public's disaffection for the older serial novels, Scudéry published several novellas: Célinte (1661), Mathilde d'Aguilar (1667), and Promenade at Versailles (1669).

Lebanon's trash crisis may be coming to an end soon, but the public's disaffection with the country's ruling class shows no signs of abating.

All three women are lovelorn, sex-starved and prone to public displays of disaffection.