Sentence examples for being disenchanted from inspiring English sources

Brandon Peele, 27, said he found direction in the class after being disenchanted with his life as an investment banker for Merrill Lynch.

Cheek, an Olympic gold medalist in speed skating, talked about being disenchanted with competition – "skating fast in circles" as he described it – until he realized he could use his celebrity for a greater good.

But I think the bigger message, at least in California, is that there's a little bit of a pox on both their houses as far as the electric goes, people being disenchanted with both.

Film-maker Mike White, who co-wrote Freaks and Geeks, has confessed to being "disenchanted" by Apatow's later films, "objecting to the treatment of women and gay men", while Katherine Heigl, star of Knocked Up, famously admitted that she herself found the film "a little sexist".

The program here all began in 1985 when three visionaries -- the film producer Leslie Urdang, the director and screenwriter Max Mayer and the actor Mark Linn-Baker -- were talking about being disenchanted with plays in Manhattan, where they thought more attention was being paid to the stars and the sets than to the script.

but many end up being disenchanted with their jobs, or leaving the workforce altogether.

Young Iranians are disenchanted.

Progressives are Disenchanted with Obama -- Abolitionists were Disenchanted with Lincoln.

"He's disenchanted, disillusioned.

Nearly everyone is disenchanted.

Exporters are disenchanted because sales are shrinking.