Sentence examples for disenchanted by from inspiring English sources

Qadhi is hardly disenchanted by the trappings of Western life.

Currently, however, Pakistanis are disenchanted by American foreign policy.

He felt disenchanted by the condition of contemporary writing.

Disenchanted by her marriage, she became involved with pirate John ("Calico Jack") Rackham.

The reason people don't vote is because they're disenchanted by the system".

Many fighters leave the battlefield disenchanted by what they have seen.

But it fell to Ellis to answer why fans, already disenchanted by two disappointing seasons, should believe in McDaniels.

In Europe, some hardy souls – disenchanted by what the first world war had revealed about humanity – decided to settle there.

Disenchanted by traditional Liberal-Conservative choices, voter turnout also increased nearly three points to over 61% from the 2008 election.

Over time, though, the shaming of Wilde generated as much sympathy as disgust, particularly among those who were disenchanted by the strutting poses of the British Empire.

In recent interviews, Soderbergh has seemed disenchanted by movies, financially and culturally: TV audiences, he has argued, are more open to character complexity, to ambiguity and risk-taking.