Sentence examples for Profound disillusionment from inspiring English sources

But beneath FTheVote's goofiness is a profound disillusionment.

There was a period of really profound disillusionment, there's no point me trying to dress that up.

The nihilism was infectious, and, after briefly studying civil engineering in 1966, West went through a period of profound disillusionment.

Nolan did not emerge from prison any less conservative, but he says he experienced a profound disillusionment, which has led him to play a central role in a cause that is only now finding its moment.

There have been confounding trips to the supermarket and painful reunions with his mother, hard-won victories over his fear of speaking in public and profound disillusionment over his own inability to accept his past.

The call for chemical libertarianism has many of the hallmarks of other radical populist shifts: it is founded in profound disillusionment, it is a devil-may-care revolt and it is already handily rooted in nationalism (international sport being a place where an open distaste for the foreigner is positively encouraged).

It revealed a profound public disillusionment.

Even though the formal tameness and visual rigidity of Minimalism and Conceptualism, the dominant movements in the United States in the 1960's and 70's, seem far removed from the tumultuous times in which they developed, many historians believe that these, too, were born of profound political disillusionment.

It has been a time of profound disappointment and disillusionment.

Not surprisingly, when the impostor is exposed, the victims experience profound hurt and disillusionment, having trusted implicitly in the schemer against a chorus of naysayers.

When they were assassinated and the student movement split into angry factions, Hunter's disillusionment was profound.