Sentence examples for disenchanted over from inspiring English sources

Wolfgang Weiser, a painter and candlemaker who came here from Austria in 1966 when he was 19, has grown disenchanted over the years, particularly by what he called a "gold rush" to claim the last few houses.

At times it also felt as though the crowd was reconnecting with a sport embedded deep in the British DNA but with which they had become disenchanted over time.

Chief Sanchez, who is 50, said today that he felt "disappointed and disenchanted" over his forced resignation, asserting that the criticism he had endured over the controversies obscured the work of a 1,400-member 1,400-memberas otherwise perforceng well.

Disenchanted shoppers have taken over £5m worth of business away from Amazon this Christmas in protest at the internet retailer's business practices, the anti-Amazon group Amazon Anonymous has claimed.

Many funds are being squeezed as higher costs and lower revenues run up against investors disenchanted by the uproar over market timing and the relatively poor performance of their portfolios in recent years.

South Africa, under increasing pressure over apartheid, became disenchanted under John Vorster just as the Zimbabwean guerrilla movements, led by Robert Mugabe and Joshua Nkomo, stepped up their attacks inside the country.

Younger members think this is why politicians and voters who over the years grew disenchanted with the LDP are not returning to the fold.

This, Labour banked on: they pursued a strategy of winning over former Lib Dem voters disenchanted with the Conservative-led coalition.

I was disenchanted the whole time, and yes, like you, my regret over the poor bargain I'd made affected my performance.

That's a host of reasons why Tories disenchanted with David Cameron are now floating the idea of the prince over the water.

For one thing, that role has been taken over by the Linke, or "left" party, a coalition of former East German Communists and disenchanted West German Social Democrats.