Sentence examples for disillusioned feeling from inspiring English sources

4. Being discarded: These individuals felt that they were no longer needed or were actually laid off. 5. Becoming disillusioned: Feeling that the company's values were going downhill, these individuals decided it was time to leave.

But I became disillusioned, feeling like I was putting in so much effort yet making such little difference.

"If you're disillusioned, feeling like there's not a lot of purpose or a point or feeling a general sense of unhappiness, seeing a therapist could help you regain some clarity or start in a new direction," he says.

He became disillusioned, feeling that he embodied the idea of the has-been DJ, ensconced in the corner of a bar dispassionately playing lounge music in a graveyard shift that was never going to end.

Burnet reached the decision unilaterally, leaving many of the research staff disillusioned and feeling the action was arrogant; for Burnet's part he was comfortable with the decision as he thought it to be effective.

Mr. Haack, who in 2009 tried to run for the White Plains City Council, admitted feeling disillusioned after the group struck down their proposal in August, but now he feels inspired by the movement's "true democratic process," even if it means slower progress going forward.

In the late nineties, feeling disillusioned, he went to work in Silicon Valley as a marketing consultant.

When he wrote it, he was feeling disillusioned with the world.

But by the end of her first year of her politics degree, she was feeling disillusioned.

If liberals are feeling disillusioned, though, their right-wing imitators may be ripe for an even greater letdown.

Mr. Gore described feeling disillusioned upon returning to a nation that was ambivalent, and sometimes hostile, toward Vietnam veterans.