"The negative impact of economic policies geared to sustain the needs of defense and requirements of international allies contributed to a wide array of social disaffections." ❋ Unknown (2010)
Hip-Hop was the rumble of our generation, unveiling all our wants, fears, and disaffections. ❋ Unknown (2008)
When satire is effective, it goes guns drawn at all that is decadent and corrupt as to make the object of its disaffections so riduncluous as to no longer be able to be taken seriously -- check to the gut for you, Nightly News, after years of coasting along comes Stewart-and-Colbert-wielding-technology (as well as sites like Think Progress) to put you in your place and to keep you on your toes. ❋ Unknown (2009)
These were all pastoral roles in which I had to deal regularly with member disaffections of various kinds, so I have some sense for how a bishop might feel in this situation. ❋ Unknown (2006)
Ray's beautiful film of The Home and the World brilliantly brings out the novel's tensions, along with the human affections and disaffections of the story. ❋ Unknown (2001)
(LAUGHTER) ... but also from other intelligence services, reporting from allies, and they all indicate the same thing: that there are disaffections, that there are factions that are changing sides. ❋ Unknown (2001)
It is now too busy handling internal problems closer to home, similar rebellions and disaffections, and most lately the matter of the commander and the lost Sword, to effectively crack down on the worlds farthest away. ❋ Diane Duane With Peter Morwood (2000)
Q The disaffections, you say, and the lack of recruiting, well, how do you know that? ❋ ITY National Archives (1999)
Law! what law can search into the remote abyss of nature? what evidence can prove the unaccountable disaffections of wedlock? ❋ George Farquhar (N/A)
This reign is remarkable for the entire absence of internal risings and disaffections. ❋ Herbert Strang (N/A)
The missionaries, as a body, a portion of the special magistrates, and most of the intelligent free colored people, anticipate glorious consequences; they hail the approach of 1840, as a deliverance from the oppressions of the apprenticeship, and its train of disaffections, complaints and incessant disputes. ❋ American Anti-Slavery Society (N/A)
Colonel Richardson states that the troops were serving under very trying conditions, and that much more serious disaffections appeared among troops of the Allies on duty in North ❋ Harry H. Mead (N/A)
Indeed, it was only the disaffections of the outlying peoples, who generally abhorred the Aztec hegemony, that enabled the Spaniards to carry on their operations, or, indeed, to set foot in the country at all. ❋ Martin [Editor] Hume (1919)
After the events connected with the fall of the Empire the ambitions of Diaz found outlet in the disaffections against Lerdo's government. ❋ Martin [Editor] Hume (1919)
Many times have I trodden the road to power, or passed from it again, over ruins the origin of which I could recognise either as my own work or that of another; and most of all has it been over the disappointments, the disaffections, the disgusts, the disillusionments -- chiefly among his own party -- which my great opponent has left me to profit by. ❋ Laurence Housman (1912)
Such was the argument then, and it is occasionally heard to-day, when our trusts and corporations are annoyed by the complaints and disaffections of their only half ignorant employés. ❋ Julian Hawthorne (1890)
I heard of disaffections, -- disloyalties; I gathered that the Ministry were suspected of personal self-aggrandisement. ❋ Marie Corelli (1889)
