Sentence examples for disenchanted customer from inspiring English sources

First disenchanted customer: A short man with blond hair who complained that none of the five books he had purchased were signed to the names he had requested.

So far, SeaWorld has failed to appease animal rights campaigners, who dismissed the upgrade as a desperate attempt to win back disenchanted customers, insisting that the animals must be freed.

"These audits provide a false sense of security," says Carr, who for the last year has urged his competitors (as they feasted on his disenchanted customers) to join an industry group that would share concerns with one another and the government.

Analysts suggested that the combination of Washington Mutual and Dime, which has about 130 branches in and around New York City, could create a strong, though niche, player by appealing to customers disenchanted with the larger banks.

If the company were to see interest in its core marketplace slip, the firm might be forced to diversify its product mix through rules changes that could lead to customers becoming disenchanted with its marketplace.

It became disenchanted and disenchanting, predictable and intellectualized.

As department stores and many shopping centers have cut back on customer service, consumers have become disenchanted with these destinations in general.

"There was an oligarchy, a small number of food companies dominating an industry … Customers didn't seem happy and the farmers were even more disenchanted with it all".

Young Iranians are disenchanted.

"He's disenchanted, disillusioned.

Nearly everyone is disenchanted.