Sentence examples for bit disenchanted from inspiring English sources

I was a bit disenchanted by that.

Julie appears a bit disenchanted with Bobby.

If I sound a bit disenchanted, that may be because disenchantment has been the point of the "Shrek" movies all along.

'I was a bit disenchanted,' she observed, 'because I had just left a genius and found myself passing the joint with someone in the King's Road who was talking nonsense about changing the world.

"The business and much of what I do is inspired by [his wife] Laurie," says Percival, "After getting a bit disenchanted by social media and online marketing I could only focus on solving problems for the most important people out there, moms".

It became disenchanted and disenchanting, predictable and intellectualized.

Routine makes us disenchanted.

In short, to turn the tide of disenchanted voters.

To quote a classic bit of dialogue from Budd Schulberg's "The Disenchanted": "Bane had two hits running on Broadway at the same time.

Second, a new and volatile group, the disenchanted urban young.

In defense of the book's overall message, though, I would like to point out that although she is correct in asserting that I became disenchanted with the commune movement, to conclude that I thought it futile is an overstatement and a bit misleading.