Sentence examples for the disaffection of from inspiring English sources

It's too soon to tell whether Apple can shake off the disaffection of investors.

Prostitution is widespread.Will the disaffection of the young bring down the regime?

There is no mystery in the disaffection of the Arsenal fans.

The disaffection of all these elements easily turned into opposition to Philip V as king.

The Tories managed to capitalise on the disaffection of farmers and anglophiles to capture Monmouth.

Mostly, I think we exaggerate the disaffection of Chinese toward their government.

In the Army, as in civilian life, we take infinite care to be inclusive, to allay the disaffections of minorities.

The voluble disaffection of the art critic, me, collapsed, to the relief of my companions.

One of the problems facing the company is the bitter disaffection of some who lost their jobs as a result of the News of the World shutdown or who, like Mr. Thurlbeck, were dismissed.

Years later, he would acknowledge what now serves as Cannato's theme, that he missed the growing disaffection of the white middle and working classes.

Still she returns home, unsatisfied with the punk disaffection of her western lifestyle, only to feel the same dislocation in a more repressive place.