Sentence examples for considerable disillusionment from inspiring English sources
"There is considerable disillusionment among people who have been raised in strongly statist societies and find federalism a difficult concept," said Professor Shafer, of Oxford.
But researchers also uncovered considerable disillusionment, with 59% of respondents saying they had considered quitting in the past six months, mainly as a result of workload.
Despite considerable disillusionment -- Ms. Barry, whose misfortune includes skids of 40percentto50percentcent in mutual funds, wishes her broker had been able to rein in her wild enthusiasm for highflying technology stocks -- she has no taste for fixed-income investments.
The Student Perspective also warns that the Trust has uncovered "some considerable disillusionment amongst current students about the value of a research career, particularly in an academic setting".
Wood writes that Wilson, Bottomley and their Labour contemporaries were "distracted by their own political agendas", and did not understand the extent of Rhodesia's considerable disillusionment with Britain by this time.
In an environment in which there has been considerable disillusionment with central veterinary (and other government) delivery of services, there has been a growing inclination by donors to promote local service delivery.
An optimistic attempt by Denis Diderot to guide Catherine the Great in her diurnal activities met with severe disillusionment – the only positive result to emerge from the collaboration was the considerable swelling of Catherine's library.
There is still considerable support for Mr. Gore with voters, and some of his backers insist that the disillusionment of some strategists and fund-raisers is mostly a product of out-of-touch Washington punditry.
I hope now that my disappointment was caused more by a considerable sense of insignificance, given the size and facelessness of the EU, rather than early disillusionment at the state of politics.
Corruption has fueled disillusionment.
