Sentence examples for shared disaffection from inspiring English sources

Their shared disaffection with the Republican Party is one of the main reasons that Republican Party enrollment has declined significantly in Nassau County.

He, too, had been sent to the countryside, and they shared a sense of disaffection.

Their toxic disaffection is shared by Nottingham misanthropes Sleaford Mods, which makes for a bracing, fly-in-the-ointment double bill.

Webb's disaffection was shared by many in the military culture in 2006, and in Virginia that antipathy toward the Bush Administration almost certainly helped to get Webb elected.

In addition to place, these punks are bound by a shared sense of boredom and disaffection with mainstream culture.

Dismiss us as a perversely narrow-minded bunch if you must, but remember that every family has its own habits, shared rites and modes of communicating affection (or disaffection, of course).

The glory would have been Dettori's in previous years but rides have been shared between him and two other jockeys this year and his consequent disaffection is seen as the main reason for his leaving Godolphin.

And is it patronising to assume that the nagging disaffection felt by primarily middle-class men in the Western hemisphere is shared by men the world over?

When these newer businesses came along, they were able to take advantage of customer disaffection and grab gobs of market share, while shaking their competitors to their very foundations.

All inquiry points to the fact that the war in Iraq has contributed significantly to this disaffection, and for that I take my share of responsibility.

After 11 years of recession, public disaffection with the Liberal Democrats has driven its share of the popular vote, and of parliamentary seats, steadily downward.