Sentence examples for there is disaffection from inspiring English sources

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

With no trophy in seven years there is growing disaffection at the Emirates Stadium but Moyes still thinks Wenger is the right man for the Gunners.

"If there is a disaffection with ENA, there is indeed a revolution going on," said Jean d'Ormesson, a prominent French intellectual and writer.

When there is such disaffection with party politics and a sense that individual voices can't be heard or make a difference, this is a reminder that small gestures matter.

"In today's world of multi-culturalism it is worrying to see so often in the media that there is a disaffection in second and third generation immigrants, that brings them at odds with their own families.

Still, there is remarkable disaffection with different spheres of public administration; future-oriented reorganizations that do not provide immediate benefits are treated with caution.

He said that men in the forces were happy and contented and that there was no disaffection -- not even incipient disaffection.

There is a serious disaffection among those who voted for us in 2012".

There is also growing disaffection in urban areas towards Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai's Movement for Democratic Change (MDC).

But, amid rumblings that there is dressing room disaffection with Mourinho, and that the captain is not on the side of the coach, the bombshell dropped on Saturday.

The ongoing economic malaise "is a huge opportunity" for the GOP to reconnect with Latinos, Gillespie said, noting his belief that there is a "growing disaffection" among Hispanics toward President Obama because of the economy.