Sentence examples for a disillusionment from inspiring English sources

"Was that a mistake, was that a disillusionment!

"There's more a disillusionment than anything else," says Jennifer Higgie, co-editor of Frieze magazine.

There is also a disillusionment with how democracy functions in the west, and with the strange fruit it bears.

And the price America pays for it is, to a great extent, a disillusionment among the people.

Near the beginning of the fifth and latest installment of "Harry Potter," one of Harry's former teachers performs a "Disillusionment Charm" on him.

Oh, he expressed his disgust in general terms, as a disillusionment with the human race, a good-riddance to our whole species.

It seems so sweet – when really it represents an absolute disillusionment, a mode that, in this era of automatic autofiction, is retrospectively acquiring a surprising analytic weight.

He came of age during a period when, across Europe, a growing disillusionment with materialistic society was giving rise to a new appreciation of spirituality.

But his ennui has given way to a more profound reason: a growing disillusionment with the United States, particularly its foreign policy.

The results of an annual survey by the Pew Research Center, a nonpartisan organization based in Washington, show a deepening disillusionment with the union in major member countries.

The results of an annual survey by the Pew Research Center show a deepening disillusionment with the European Union in major member countries.