As he stepped down as Aetna's chief executive in late November, Mr. Williams, 61, seemed fairly disillusioned about what was accomplished by the new law.
Its lyrics about being bored, unemployed, apathetic and disillusioned embraced the stereotypes that plague the Lollapalooza generation.
A more worrying issue for the party, it suggested, was that Conservative members appear to be the most disillusioned about how they are treated by their leadership.
And most importantly, the American people have lost trust in their government, not just Democrats but independents and Republicans who've been disillusioned about promises that have been made election after election, decade after decade.
But Mr. McCain, Mike Huckabee and even Mr. Romney talk about how disillusioned Americans are with Washington and about their intent to unite the country.
Polls suggest that, even though voters who support Trump are frustrated with the people in charge, they aren't disillusioned about leadership in general: they are attracted to Trump's "leadership qualities" and to an authoritarian view of life.
I was working as a professional musician, but feeling fairly disillusioned about the industry – I was in a band that was quite idealistic (we really wanted to change the world and this was the early 1980s so there was a lot that needed changing), but we'd gone from doing gigs and festivals to a point where we seemed to be making music simply for A&R people.
The fact that such a possibility is being explored again is yet another example of how disillusioned many are feeling about the prospects of governments coming up with anything meaningful through the channel they are all publicly committed to using - the UN convention.
In Amen, published by Penguin in 2009, Jesme wrote extensively about how disillusioned she was by malpractices within the church, including sexual abuse and money laundering.
"Disciplined investors are not disillusioned" about stocks, said David S. Williams, manager of the Salomon Smith Barney office here.
