Sentence examples for social disaffection from inspiring English sources

Yet these dramas often focus on terrorism and social disaffection.

If the social disaffection of young men and boys of North African origin formed the kindling, then the spark might have been provided by the arrival of the Sun's doubledecker bus, patriotic music blaring from its loudspeakers as it parked near the waterfront bars.

Instead, faced with mass social disaffection, they turned to the "tramp terror" and other innovations in machine-gun technology, to private corporate armies and government militias, to suffrage restrictions, judicial injunctions, and lynchings.

Similarly, the entry of Elizabeth Warren into the 2020 presidential primaries ― like Bernie Sanders' effort in 2016 ― moves in the direction of politically mobilizing the increasingly broad social disaffection with capitalism.

"The negative impact of economic policies geared to sustain the needs of defense and requirements of international allies contributed to a wide array of social disaffections".

There are arguments over why they feel alienated, but the answer surely lies in the toxic mix of poor housing, bad schools, inadequate transport, social exclusion, disaffection among Muslims who are discriminated against and, above all, in mass unemployment.Much of the world's attention over these two weeks has been on the role played by Islam.

While there is little here in the vein of Social Realist protest, disaffection from the mainstream of American life prevails.

Yesterday, Derek Barnett, president of the Police Superintendents Association off England and Wales, told the Telegraph that austere fiscal policy could cause "disaffection, social and industrial tensions".

While there are numerous factors such as social issues, fundamentalist influences and disaffection with the government that have been blamed for political extremism, the London bombers did not fall within such a mould.

If her father's disaffection helped form her social attitudes, her mother Emma fostered her love of storytelling.

"If not, we further push those that feel alienation and disaffection by economic and social exclusion into the arms of the One Nations of this country".