Sentence examples for utterly disaffected from inspiring English sources
In the early 1990s, women graduates were utterly disaffected with feminism and wanted to distance themselves from the separatist tendencies of women's politics.
I quit journalism utterly disaffected by the headwinds of fear, group-think, and external message control that faced good reporting and good reporters.
Meanwhile, the Rat is back in their seaside hometown, disaffected, in a dead-end relationship with a woman of "utterly defenseless naivete" — the woman to whom, five years later, the narrator will deliver the Rat's belated goodbye.
Which, to some extent, it is... Having recorded a couple of inspiring but utterly overlooked albums (Cold Fact and Coming from Reality), Detroit-based Rodriguez bizarrely became a cult figure among disaffected Afrikaner youth in the mid-70s, enjoying a popularity on a par with Elvis Presley or Simon and Garfunkel.
He appeals to the disaffected.
Kids were disaffected and very vulnerable.
We're disaffected, so are ordinary soldiers.
Targeting disaffected Lib Dems makes electoral sense.
Were they radicalized Islamists or disaffected locals?
I'm disaffected, poor and clever.
