Sentence examples for disenchanted to from inspiring English sources

The author's view of this international post-war reality is disenchanted to the point of dyspepsia.

But this approach has ended up sidelining those it was meant to benefit and creating incentives for the disenchanted to take up arms.

Of course, advocates for a self-starting approach to this lack of opportunity will tell the disenchanted to set up their own business.

Iraq is a sort of daily 9/11 that keeps America fearful and keeps it marching, however disenchanted, to the president's beat.

(Someone told me that Marilyn Monroe once remarked that she enjoyed reading poetry "because it saves time". I like this quotation so much that I've never dared to confirm it; I'd feel disenchanted to learn it was bogus).

In 1967, they ventured to New York in search of a recording contract, but returned, disenchanted, to Alabama, until Harlem entrepreneur Benny Ashburn called them back, and arranged a management deal the following year.

He was always pleased to welcome disenchanted evangelicals to his confident congregation.

Sen. McCain's effort to attract disenchanted seems to be the main factor in choosing the unknown Alaskan governor.

Since it all had to be easier for disenchanted citizens to understand, the existing treaties and 80,000 pages of law were to be amalgamated into one constitutional treaty.

While ISIS seeks out disenchanted youth to recruit, the Aga Khan seeks out youth to educate.

While Palin's infamous phrase "death panels" was being echoed throughout MSM during the summer, the sentiment among the disenchanted started to grow that the government was somehow in this bizarre effort to alienate the voters from the political process itself.