Sentence examples for disenchanted that from inspiring English sources

If I sound a bit disenchanted, that may be because disenchantment has been the point of the "Shrek" movies all along.

Malema has found an ear among poor black South Africans disenchanted that their right to vote has not been matched by access to decent housing, jobs, good education and health care.

In addition, I explained how I was disenchanted that we lived in a country that would likely popularize these new remixes and in doing so, support a person who was, in my opinion through her actions, condoning domestic violence as a forgivable act.

The record labels now are not giving you quality, that's why you're disenchanted, that's why you don't buy records".

By the 1980s, many of its early champions had become so disenchanted that they rejected it as Sottsass had done.

Time Warner, CNN's parent, was so disenchanted that it was considering merging CNN with ABC News or even — as was speculated at the time — selling CNN.

Just over a century ago, C. P. Cavafy (1863-1933), an enduringly popular Greek poet who lived in Alexandria, Egypt, wrote a poem called "The City," which immortalizes a peculiarly urban predicament that disenchanted New Yorkers will readily recognize.

It's also important to remember that whereas the Civil War divided the United States, and left the losers alienated and disenchanted in ways that have still not completely healed, the WW2 united most people of Britain in the face of Nazi tyranny and aggression, and they all ended up on the winning side.

So when it was announced that the show would be transported to Broadway, there were fears that "Lysistrata Jones" would meet the disenchanted end that often befalls resurrected summer romances.

The Mets have played the same ragged baseball that contributed to their demise and, on a larger scale, disenchanted a fan base that did not start regaining hope until the acquisition of Thursday's starter, Johan Santana, who gave up four straight singles when the Braves took the lead in their three-run seventh.

I'm basically telling a story about being bewildered and disenchanted with the things that have happened in my life, which happen to be the same things that happen in everyone's lives.