Sentence examples for disillusion grows from inspiring English sources

Work starts, but political pressure causes the specification to change, so costs spiral and disillusion grows.

He said his disillusion grew when Gene Roddenberry, the show's creator and executive producer, asked him to compose the writers' and directors' guide for "Star Trek: The Next Generation," which had its premiere in 1987.

But since March 11th the disillusion has grown a lot stronger.

As disillusion has grown with Mr Obama the President, however, so has the controversy surrounding Mr Emanuel.

But as one leader after another recounted massacres and disappearances with no remorse, and blamed many crimes on long-dead leaders, disillusion has grown.

To that extent, we may feel that we were had, and it's tempting to find a scapegoat for the disillusions of grown up life.

And what happens not if, but when, he grows disillusioned, they ask.

He grows disillusioned with the rebellion, survives a deadly sea battle, and is devastated when Diotima, his love, dies of a broken heart before they can be reunited.

However, Danner grows disillusioned with his inability to find a permanent outlet for his great strength, and dies frustrated.

Ultimately, Karen grows disillusioned and eventually quits the movement to build herself a career working for change "within the system".

Meanwhile, he grows increasingly disillusioned with the changes in his own country and with "the new rulers of Africa".