Sentence examples for disenchanted feeling from inspiring English sources

Wednesday Disenchanted, feeling weak and abstract, I fill out an online internet horoscope questionnaire in a effort to determine who is my "Ideal Hollywood Leading Man".

McCarthy believes that the disconnect between MPs and their constituents, especially young people, comes from Westminster's inability to relate, leaving young people in particular feeling disenchanted with the political system.

"And like Phil's going to be any help," I added, feeling disenchanted.

The issue of unbalanced power relations can leave community-level stakeholders feeling disenchanted with the participation process (54).

I was unemployed, and had just spent a day feeling overwhelmingly disenchanted.

But after her early success there, both Ms. Rubinstein and Ms. Valentine became disenchanted with the magazine, feeling it was giving less prominence to the virtues of citizenship and service that had characterized it when it was born during World War II, Ms. Massoni wrote.

We were feeling pretty disenchanted with certain aspects of the community.

It became disenchanted and disenchanting, predictable and intellectualized.

Still, several Memphis residents suggested the mayor was more likely disenchanted by the mayoralty than feeling any heat, a notion he seemed to endorse.

But Ms. Kanin grew disenchanted with the film industry, feeling it had become less hospitable to the relationship dramas that intrigued her.

In a sign that Labour is increasingly anxious about the long-term threat posed by Ukip, as much as the Conservatives, Harriet Harman, the Labour deputy leader, warned: "People are feeling disaffected and disenchanted.