| 词汇 | example_english_disaffection |
| 释义 | Examples of disaffectionThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Not surprisingly, the results were disaffection, poor attendance and ultimately a collapse of the organization. Public manifestations of disaffection with the law, such as that which surrounded the forgery laws, underpinned their argument and facilitated its success. The drafting of politicians and academics into the government tends to offer the regime a modicum of legitimacy, thereby reducing any deep cynicism and disaffection. Citizens are dependent on some form of interaction with state actors in the context of their growing disaffection with politicians and political parties. They suggest that the limited literature on older people's attitudes indicates that they share the disaffection of the wider population with politics and politicians. Relocation, even if it is multiple and frequent cannot be taken as a sign of disaffection or exclusion. What is the relationship between these advantaged youths' attitudes of disaffection, the 40 percent poverty rate, sharply declining voter turnout, and conservatives' victories over reformists? Rather than substituting bland words that suited the original music, composer and librettist provided a sign of their disaffection. Unfortunately, taking such courses can be an intimidating experience for some students, with many reporting severe difficulties, culminating in underachievement and disaffection. As a result, rumour became associated in the minds of the authorities with disaffection, the word itself implying murmurings of discontent. Such questions need to be asked to achieve optimum musical development and avoid early disaffection of pupils who perceive themselves as unmusical. When applied to young people, this version often emerges as a discourse of disaffection. Disaffection characterised as rejection of the values and cultures of dominant institutions closes off extensive possibilities for social participation. The secular left, already neutralized by two decades of marginalization, was unable to provide the leadership to shape and transform such disaffection. Artists' increasing confrontations with these industrial systems deepened their disaffection and increased their feeling of marginalization. However, this analysis is not located in the specific school context within which the youngsters' disaffection is projected. Ministers were persuaded that something decisive needed to be done about the radical press, to which they attributed the alarming growth of plebeian disaffection. Meantime in the west, political scientists diagnose citizen disaffection but have no remedy to offer outside (anti-political) neoliberalism or the (wholly vapid) 'third way'. In almost all cases however the 'disaffection' is taken as a given and the reasons for that disaffection not explained or explored in any detail. This disaffection has led to disruptive behaviour in music lessons. The descriptions remain friendly and clear throughout, and should avoid confusion and early disaffection with the reader. That these interests were expressed in apocalyptic terms shows the survival of this thought as a significant mode of voicing political and religious disaffection into the early 1690s. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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