Sentence examples for disillusioned at from inspiring English sources

Disillusioned at the ongoing presence of the old regime, she said she wouldn't vote.

An NUJ member spoke of some members being bitterly disillusioned at what they regard as broken promises.

They were disillusioned at the end of the Bush presidency by Republican policies on war and immigration.

They initially welcomed the invading force but then quickly became disillusioned at Garibaldi's reluctance to order the breakup of secular, landed estates.

He said the rise of extremist populist rightwing movements suggested voters were disillusioned at the failure to control the number of immigrants.

Disillusioned at global inequality, I dropped off the corporate highway, sold my assets and funded a research project into why the system was broken.

Atomised (as Les Particules élémentaires was called in the UK) considers the contrasting drives and fates of two brothers born in the permissive 1960s who reach disillusioned adulthood at the end of the 20th century.

Around the same time, Peter Moes was becoming disillusioned with life at a university in Germany.

Tulani Husband-Verbeek, a reading specialist with seven years' experience, said she became disillusioned after teaching at a high-achieving charter school.

Although they were disillusioned by conditions at his court, their gratitude was great when Khosrow obtained for them the right to return to Athens.

Disillusioned and angry at the politicised judiciary that made the cases fail on appeal over and over again until the present, Ratner worked tirelessly against the administration's lawyers.