Sentence examples for disillusioned from from inspiring English sources

Were they soaring away into enlightenment or descending, irrevocably disillusioned, from some muddied utopia?

Using the traumas of the "Lost Generation" that emerged disillusioned from World War I, Fitzgerald distils a picture of how American hopes of making a new start in history were derailed by a culture whose energy was spun off from crime and fraud.

It can't just be some guy disillusioned from the Soviet Union who carries a torch for Castro.

It was disillusioned hippies from the Bay who first flocked to the Redwoods to cultivate the illicit herb.

But Nova, a sophomore from Elmwood Park, N.J., was far from disillusioned.

Mr Sharon faces growing opposition from right-wingers (an Israeli election is due by autumn 2006); Mr Abbas from the militants who can count on support from an evermore disillusioned populace; and both from rebels within their own parties.

"Homosexuals are disillusioned by lies from Satan".

Nothing significant had changed, though I was far from disillusioned.

The first family in the series are also the most hard-up, struggling on very little money and time and disillusioned with cooking from scratch.

Unlike the Alliance, the Front has pulled in some members of the majority Pushtuns, both former communists and disillusioned tribal leaders from the south who have felt marginalised by the Karzai government.

It is very difficult for authorities to distinguish those who left the Isis frontline because they were disillusioned by violence, from those who found it inspiration for further atrocities at home.