Examples of using Disaffection in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Could spread disaffection.
Disaffection from sort of course is now.
Steam Community:: disaffection.
But the disaffection this time is different.
There is widespread political disaffection.
The disaffection and jealousy, I forgive.
I was doing research for a paper on teenage disaffection.
Disaffection with both major political parties.
That exposed deep disaffection with the political system.
The respect andadmiration they had once cherished for their king was changed into disaffection and abhorrence.
The disaffection is increasing with each generation.
Whereas citizens have recently been feeling growing disaffection with the EU and its institutions;
Nevertheless, disaffection toward the colleges remained strong, especially among young Jesuits.
The Chinese authorities continued treatment of national minorities, including Tibetan people, have sparked disaffection and alienation.
This led to growing disaffection among people, and to short-lived strikes.
The gap between an abstract maximalist theory andthe complexity of the empirical data explains in part the disaffection for the very idea of natural law.
The spirit of discontent and disaffection had never before been known in heaven.
Organic evolution proceeded apace, quite regardless of the cultural andmoral setback which so swiftly followed the disaffection of Caligastia and Daligastia.
The invasions also caused disaffection among those who expected recompense for their help in defeating the Mongols.
As lack of agreement breeds lessened communication and lessened affinity, it follows that unreal items on the scale(not aligned)produce upsets and disaffection.
Youth unemployment, disaffection with ruling families, high food prices, and other factors caused the dissent movements to emerge.
Clinton's election potentially extends boomer influence in a manner that risks creating ageneration gap that further increases political disaffection among young voters.
In this work of disaffection there was greater union and harmony among the discordant elements of the congregation than had ever before existed.
Moreover, socioeconomic marginalisation and discrimination generate disaffection and intolerance, and aggravate the chasm between Muslim and Western publics.
With regard to the first kind, it is neither always nor everywhere necessary to profess our faith; but the second kind ought to be perpetually practiced,for it can never be necessary for us to pretend either disaffection or apostasy.
Spending time as NEET may lead to a wide range of social disadvantages, such as disaffection, insecure and poor future employment, youth offending, and mental and physical health problems.
The prime exhibit is the disastrous war in Yemen, with the Saudi andEmirati offensive turning an internal conflict about tribal disaffection from the Yemeni government into an international humanitarian catastrophe.
Because of low morale among army conscripts and their increasing disaffection with the Ustaša regime as the war progressed, the Partisans came to regard them as a key element in their supply line.
The underlying themes express serious ecological and planetary perspectives, emphasis on relationships and women's point of view,commitment to spirituality and psychological development, disaffection with the large institutions of modern life, including both left and right in politics, and rejection of materialism and status display.
This would have a potentially chilling effect on free speech. If I say I understand that theKurds in Turkey have felt anger and disaffection at the suppression of their culture, language and identity and denial of their political aspirations, am I justifying PKK bombs?