Sentence examples for bit of disillusionment from inspiring English sources

Now, with Mr. Bayh planning to leave Congress, citing his disillusionment with unyielding partisanship and legislative gridlock, a good bit of disillusionment has settled on Indiana, too.

That's what the sound of the E Street Band always says, surging past every bit of disillusionment, loss, bewilderment and bitterness in the verses.

The disillusionment that comes with unrequited love is one of this book's primary themes, and any Dylan fan who picks it up needs to be braced for a bit of disillusionment themselves.

A moment of disillusionment is not a moment of clarity.

Wanamaker, who has a fine, fierce sense of comedy, makes this moment of disillusionment sensational.

Analyst Gartner would describe this moment as the descent into hell the trough of disillusionment.

Step back a bit, though, and it can't be denied that Sanders built his candidacy, at least in part, on a sense of disillusionment among many progressive Democrats with what Obama has and hasn't achieved since 2008.

"What frightens me a bit here is if people think that these companies won't grow at 40percentt a year forever, there could be a lot of disillusionment," said David Dreman, of Dreman Value Management in Jersey City.

It's been a season of disillusionment.

The odds of disillusionment are high.

It brings a sense of disillusionment.