Sentence examples for bit disillusioned from inspiring English sources
"At the time I was a bit disillusioned," Wallis says.
I was a bit disillusioned, but my heart was at Yeading.
But "I got a bit disillusioned with that," she says.
So I was a bit disillusioned.
The patent suits have left Dr. Damadian a bit disillusioned.
I got a bit disillusioned with acting for a while," she says.
"I was a bit more disillusioned with public channels like France Television, but they never explained why.
Christina might be many things - disillusioned, sad, a bit defensive - but she does not strike me as either a fantasist or a liar.
The concluding story reaches its climax with a heavy-handed bit of symbolism in which the grown and disillusioned Brian watches a woodcock nearly become the prey of a peregrine falcon.
The music industry has always been built on the hopes and dreams of the young and un-disillusioned; sadly, these days those dreams look a bit less practical than ever before.
They may grudgingly give Obama a bit of credit if he gets some stripped-down healthcare reform passed, but they have become thoroughly disillusioned (if not outright disgusted) in the process, and they will be in no mood to volunteer time, effort, or money to the next election or two.
