Sentence examples for How disillusioned from inspiring English sources

Whether Tommy's comeback takes hold, or flares out as a short-lived sideshow, will be a sign of how disillusioned the public is with democracy, and how much Indonesians have forgotten of the excesses of the past.

The survey, which was conducted by researchers from South Africa and Zimbabwe, also found that support for Mr. Mugabe's party, ZANU-PF, had increased significantly, underscoring the volatility of Zimbabwean politics and how disillusioned many voters have become.

How disillusioned, angry, or hurt you choose to get about all this weak, dishonest, and hugely human behavior from a bunch of humans is, finally, your choice every bit as much as how you fill in your Friday night pharmaceutical dance card.

Nadine Gordimer, long-time ANC groupie, told me recently just how disillusioned she is.

"People may not realise how disillusioned I have become about modern politics," he said.

'You have no idea just how disillusioned people in north-east America are,' says Simmons.

The resulting film, called "Dressed," is a cautionary tale of just how disillusioning the path to becoming a designer can be, narrated by bountiful testimonials to that effect.

By the end of the exhibition, it's obvious that the trajectory of Sherman's career went from photos that look like film stills to large-scale portraits that resemble paintings of aging starlets, showing how disillusion with women's roles in society has been Sherman's underlying theme all along.

It is the back story of how Peter Pan, disillusioned by a hypocritical grown-up world, ends up in Neverland.

Obviously I don't write about families I've worked with, but in Carthage I want to face up to how quickly I became disillusioned and how little I feel I have actually achieved.

How Sid felt disillusioned in New York, the city whose streets he had once roamed with a camera, finding people with big hearts and open arms.