Sentence examples for depth of disillusion from inspiring English sources

Beyond that, the result indicates the depth of disillusion in one working-class seat at a time of austerity.

That the two other mainstream candidates do too testifies to the depths of public disillusion with their outgoing president.The first oddity of this election is that Mr Chirac has no natural successor from his own political family.

Confused by postponement and her ignorant sex-longings, she tries to run away with another man; Andrei falls back on the false reassurance of disillusion, discounting the hopes he had had as puerile (though he had accepted, in the depth of his vision, that she too was "narrow and fleshly").

"Displeasing people; pockets of disillusion; impatience and frustration.

But, says Hyman, there was no moment of disillusion.

Middlebrow is a harsh judgment: her stories of disillusion, personal betrayal, minor failure, and loneliness declining into death are too uncomfortable to have had a wide readership, but though their scope is narrow, beneath an immaculate mirror surface there are great depths.

Despite their eagerness to get into the club, some already show signs of disillusion.

For Mencken, progress was "a sort of process of disillusion.

The sense of disillusion felt by those who had marched was compounded as events unfolded.

Your sense of disillusion is not unique.

Steel radials, depth of tread.