Sentence examples for disillusioned him from inspiring English sources

After Magnitsky's death, Browder says the policy of western governments disillusioned him.

Vietnam, in which he was badly cut up by a land mine, disillusioned him.

By this time Joachim du Bellay had started to write on religious themes, but his experience of court life in the Vatican seems to have disillusioned him.

AGE did not mellow Michael Jordan; it disillusioned him as he scoured every boyish face on the Washington Wizards' roster but failed to see himself in any of their eyes.

The Cuban missile crisis of October 1962 erupted soon after his appointment, and he later claimed that it disillusioned him with the way the doctrine of flexible response was applied.

Yet the cold war and McCarthyism disillusioned him, and he rejected the "artificial paradise" of California for Switzerland.Nabokov also left America for Switzerland, but while Mann's subject remained Germany, Nabokov's American masterpiece, "Lolita", is a love-letter to the country in all its plastic kitsch.

I didn't bother to disillusion him, but the reality is that most doctors today, whether in academic or private practice, constantly have to think about money.

Well he looked so sincere and happy at meeting what he "thought" was his idol of the diamond.... well... who was I to disillusion him?

I was so in love with him and his ideas and his mind that when I became disillusioned with him, it was extremely difficult..

Rightly or wrongly, they have become disillusioned with him.

I was so disillusioned in him – after four years, he helped ruin this country".