Sentence examples for disillusioned enough from inspiring English sources

"I don't think any business school student was disillusioned enough to think, 'Oh, Goldman Sachs on my résumé is not going to be valuable,' " Mr. Bloomfield said.

Solomon, the oldest member of the team, had loved his country enough to volunteer for its ongoing war effort against Ethiopia, but, by the time Arefaine suggested the escape plan, he was disillusioned enough to agree.

In 2008 Lizzy Yarnold was a struggling heptathlete, disillusioned enough with her progress to sign up for UK Sport's Girls4Gold talent search scheme.

It doesn't take much to get him going, as long as he feels that the passenger is old or disillusioned enough to understand.

The kids will be disillusioned soon enough by the adult world, where influence often counts for more than talent and hard work.

The realities of the new state disillusioned them soon enough, but they were not permitted to return.

He said he had been active in the anti-Iraq war movement but had become disillusioned over whether enough could ever be achieved through aid work and marches.

Renzi had not anticipated that voters might lose faith in him, angry that the economy is not improving fast enough and disillusioned by his poor handling of four bank rescues late last year that sparked accusations he was handing out favours to the political elite at the expense of ordinary Italians.

And then they get work, and you don't see them [again]." By the 1940s, many Christians had become disillusioned with the film industry—enough so that a parallel industry of Christian film was beginning to emerge.

And then they get work and you don't see them [again]." By the 1940s, many Christians had become disillusioned with the film industry—enough so that a parallel industry of Christian film was beginning to emerge.

Soon enough they both become disillusioned with the politics and perfidy of the city's institutions, medical and publishing, and head back home.