Sentence examples for show disaffection from inspiring English sources

Researchers, educators and others say that the results were withheld for political reasons and that the responses would show disaffection for the cornerstones of No Child Left Behind.

But the two surveys also show increasing disaffection with the President's handling of foreign policy.

A survey by the Legatum Institute think-tank showing international disaffection with the concept has generated anguish among the centre-right and provoked a scramble to boost capitalism's popularity.

Most surveys also showed widespread disaffection with both parties.

A glance at this year's polling shows Americans' disaffection toward nearly everything it's possible to poll on: both major parties, all three branches of government, and even ourselves.

The ANC is expected to win more than 60% of the vote, although opinion polls show there is disaffection with the country's leadership.

Although he's often been the subject of major museum shows, punk's disaffection still echoes through his distinct oeuvre.

The south-west is already largely opposed to him; now the north, which originally supported him, is also showing signs of disaffection.

"This shows that the disaffection of the Afghans toward Americans is very, very strong," said Ahmad Shah Ahmadzai, a former Afghan prime minister.

The narrator notes that "evil is only a severe tendency of selfishness", and shows that public disaffection with everything turns Simão into a folk hero.

The coaching staff appears to be at a complete loss, fans are fuming and some players are showing signs of disaffection and publicly wondering what direction the team is headed.