Sentence examples for becoming disillusioned from inspiring English sources

According to lengthy explanation of his political history posted on his campaign Web site, Orman said he decided to become a Democrat after becoming disillusioned by the George W. Bush administration.

HP: We see more young people leaving Wall Street or becoming disillusioned with office jobs who want to become social entrepreneurs.

Lubrano, 59, had always loved fitness, and after becoming disillusioned with her desk job in real estate portfolio management, she jumped at the chance to become certified to teach at her local gym.

Some are showing signs of becoming disillusioned.

One generation is becoming disillusioned and giving up.

Campbell said people were now becoming disillusioned with Labour.

Around the same time, Peter Moes was becoming disillusioned with life at a university in Germany.

Some interviewed by Dr. Horgan told of becoming disillusioned when other group members stole or robbed banks.

Parker decided to make the movie after becoming disillusioned with the roles he was offered as a black actor.

At that point, Dr. Hinton was becoming disillusioned with the politics of the United States in the Reagan era.

In 2005 he switched allegiance to the Scottish National party after becoming disillusioned with Tony Blair's government.