disaffection

He was a focus for the disaffection in their City.

This could lead to disaffection if they left families behind.

This was seen by some as disaffection with the whole idea.

But this is a disaffection that has been growing for years.

That's a lot of disaffection and it has been that way for some time.

All along the river there are similar stories of disaffection.

That disaffection in the military would not work to his benefit, either.

The public disaffection is different in each country, and more than economic matters are involved.

This, however, caused major disaffection among the party's student following.

That in turn adds to the disaffection of the middle class.

I'm not convinced that disaffection comes at such a low price.

Or felt some disaffection to the place where she was?"

And over the next few years, disaffection was bound to grow.

The Emperor would not care to hear of disaffection among the troops there.

This disaffection from party politics is not, of course, limited to writers.

On the one hand, in a land of widespread disaffection, his is an appealing call.

Disaffection, as a blanket term, can mean all kinds of things.

A gradual process of disaffection had led him to argue a few times with his father.

Does your disaffection with him extend to her as well?"

That's right: we are the primary and adequate cause of their disaffection.

How if this unseen lover should turn from me with disaffection?

During all this time the disaffection in the Egyptian army was increasing.

Poverty and disaffection or simply the thrill of the fight?

"He will not be ignorant of the disaffection in our own ranks."

His resignation concludes a course of disaffection from the company that began over two years ago.