Sentence examples for disenchanted when from inspiring English sources

Many of the executives themselves are also disenchanted when they realise that they are the product the investment bank is selling.

But, along with many other members of New Haven's first golf club, he grew disenchanted when the golf course became overrun with Yale students who had taken a liking to the newly imported game.

Bill Nolan, a former Democratic state representative from Knoxville who supported Alexanderin his first run for governor, grew disenchanted when the new Governor impounded budget money set aside for higher education.

Disenchanted when his revolution is consumed by Holy Wood's ideology of "guns, God and government", he is absorbed by its culture of death and fame in which celebrity worship, violence and scapegoating are the moral values of a religion rooted in martyrdom.

She became disenchanted when a family shrine disappeared from the summit and the plans for the outriggers impinged on a cinder cone.

For, while the details remain vague — there is little in "Hadestown" that qualifies as specific action — Eurydice quickly becomes disenchanted when Orpheus's sunny promises are not immediately kept.

Unfortunately I was immediately disenchanted again when I attempted to open it.

It is sometimes forgotten that many of the liberal admirers so fond of King when he was the messenger of nonviolent integration ("the poster boy for Safe Negro Leadership," in Dyson's words) grew disenchanted with him when he espoused more radical ideas in his later years.

It began, Ms. Chamberlin said, eight years ago when, disenchanted with New York City, she moved to the South Fork.

As he explains in his new book's preface, he tends to move back to the past when disenchanted with the politics of the present.

De La Hoya grew up on the tough streets of East Los Angeles but disenchanted some fans when he took up golf, of all things.