Sentence examples for disenchanted of from inspiring English sources

If "Together" has a message for the disenchanted of the third millennium, it is this: man cannot live by chickpea alone.

At the apex of rationalization, we moderns have suddenly found ourselves living "as did the ancients when their world was not yet disenchanted of its gods and demons" [Weber 1919/1946, 148].

The same can be said, of course, for Trump's vision of attracting disenchanted supporters of Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders — a vision I find delusional.

On the other hand, people recall his musing on the figure of Ambrose Bierce, another laconic, disenchanted citizen of San Francisco, who had upped and disappeared to Mexico in 1913.

Around this time the news began to arrive of Francisco Pizarro's conquests in Peru and the rich plunder that his soldiers were taking there, undermining the morale of Montejo's already disenchanted band of followers.

The world of everyday coping, then, is not a disenchanted world of affordance-facts, but a vibrant web of attractions and repulsions.

If one of them stood up and announced his retirement in the disenchanted tones of Evan Bayh, he'd be laughed out of the chamber.

In a disenchanted world of production and consumption, he argues, some of us look to re-enchant our dreary selves through religious observance or spiritual exercises to become more than mere homo economicus.

This squalid case, which leads the marshal to a village in the Tuscan hills, is one of Nabb's darkest novels, almost shocking in its disenchanted acknowledgment of human brutality.

For the exiled and disenchanted figures of Iran's recent history, Rome has served as a place of refuge.

And it's the disenchanted theme of "Patriots," a new novel by the writer David Frum.