Sentence examples for disenchanted though from inspiring English sources
Disenchanted, though not the opposite, is markedly different.
His ambition, though, has disenchanted a long list of former allies, beginning with his first adult job in Arkansas in the early 1990s, as director of a public policy group.
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.
The favorite in the men's race at the Olympics, though, is Simon Lessing, a South African who left home at 18 because he was disenchanted with apartheid and who now represents Britain.
Over time, though, the shaming of Wilde generated as much sympathy as disgust, particularly among those who were disenchanted by the strutting poses of the British Empire.
Disenchanted with banking?
Young Iranians are disenchanted.
Progressives are Disenchanted with Obama -- Abolitionists were Disenchanted with Lincoln.
Nearly everyone is disenchanted.
Are we disenchanted by politics?
Disenchanted with marketing or banking?
