Sentence examples for source of disaffection from inspiring English sources

SINCE the Conservative-Liberal Democrat government was formed in May, most observers have looked to the Lib Dems as the main source of disaffection.

If the British like their wars short and sharp, with a clear cause and a victory they can celebrate, then Iraq, Afghanistan, and its associated interventions, along with the seemingly open-ended commitments they represent, have been a major source of disaffection.

Disparity in the assessment of the internship can be a source of disaffection reducing the a priori attractiveness of the stage and the potential contribution to students learning.

So, it would seem that "But what I really want to do is position Rand Paul for a presidential run" is Jesse Benton's "But what I really want to do is direct," and McConnell is the means to that end -- and the source of some strenuous disaffection.

Greater attention is paid to the root causes of disaffection.

There are many signs of disaffection.

Everybody was welcome into the club of disaffection".

Among the young, however, there are signs 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.