Sentence examples for disenchanted at from inspiring English sources

Disenchanted at Obama's disengaged approach on health care and gay rights, Hildebrand told Politico's Ben Smith that he was "losing patience".

That's why I was never disenchanted, at the beginning - it wasn't like I was making these massive sacrifices and compromising my convictions for this thing, and then being disappointed.

Meghwal, a college student studying to become a teacher, was disenchanted at the sight of her "husband," who she described as crude and aggressive to the Sydney Morning Herald.

"From an outsider's point of view there is being cool and laid back, and there is being a fractured team, and the West Indies really do look fractured and disenchanted at the minute".

Deprived of resources by corrupt officials, governments can't meet their people's basic needs, and citizens become disenchanted at best and radicalized at worst.

He was disenchanted with the job at the dairy and tried to quit several times.

In 2005, she launched The Huffington Post and, particularly during the 2008 election, it became the church at which disenchanted American liberals prayed on a near daily basis.

Needless to say, Lafferty has experienced a number of vicissitudes during both his club and international career that have affected his form and left him disenchanted with the game at times.

The comedian and actress is known for her strong character work, which has been showcased in various one-woman shows in recent years, including "Disenchanted," a satirical look at popular fairy tale characters years past their prime.

For naïve young men, disenchanted with jihad and looking at forty years to life, that can be a powerful incentive to talk.

Every artist worth his salt at times feels disenchanted with a museum, but it is not often that artists publicly attack museums.