Sentence examples for disenchanted as from inspiring English sources

There's also some evidence that young American Jews are growing disenchanted as Israeli society turns rightward.

When acid house did hit, they rode it out, but became rapidly disenchanted as it turned into rave.

He said a large majority of Hungarians were just as "disenchanted" as under the Socialists, though he acknowledged that those governments were sometimes "rightly criticized".

As disenchanted as one could wish, Block doesn't have to find a dress attractive for him to do a good drawing of it.

Many young people who left Europe in 2012 and 2013 to fight against oppression — but not necessarily for freedom — in Syria, grew disenchanted as rifts between Sunni rebel groups caused them to begin killing one another.

But Ms. de Fontenay sold Miss France in 2002 to a television production company, Endemol France, and though she remained the pageant's public face, she grew disenchanted as it was troubled by scandals, most involving contestants photographed in various levels of undress.

That Mr. Wang was forced out of the company he helped found, by disenchanted investors as much as by the specter of the investigations, is rarely brought up on the local speaking circuit.

In other words, Line is going after disenchanted Facebookers as much as it's hoping to woo Skype-calling addicts.

But they became disenchanted with Sánchez as early as last July, when they attributed his decline in velocity to poor conditioning.

But experts are becoming increasingly disenchanted with these as well.

As a Democrat and former Clinton supporter as disenchanted by her campaign as I am inspired by his, I hope that Democratic Party power brokers will find the courage to let this emerging leader strike his own course.