He joined it in 1948, though was disillusioned by a visit to Moscow in 1954.
Though disillusioned by Hollywood's product — star-led films passed through many hands on their way to the market — she was enamored by its craft.
Mythically wrapped in the glamor of the Jazz Age, he's remembered as a prophet of an era in which Americans, though disillusioned by world war, were basking in their newfound prominence as a nation and the unlimited possibilities of their freedom.
By the early 70s, though, she became disillusioned with the slow progress of peace and civil rights.
Though temporarily disillusioned with the American system of financial oversight, many foreign investors suggest that the government will react quickly, through legal changes and a stimulative monetary policy by the Fed.
Often, though, military people who become disillusioned with our nation's foreign policies more often align themselves with libertarians.
Kitching is a lifelong Labour voter, though she is disillusioned by Ed Miliband's leadership.
Though voters are disillusioned with the government and its handling of the economic crisis, many still seem suspicious of the elitist backgrounds of key members of the Conservatives, something they have sought desperately to play down.
Though Scotland is an old Labor stronghold, many Scots are disillusioned with the Labor government — even though the current prime minister, Gordon Brown, is Scottish.
If he was disillusioned, he never openly let on--though he did mutter about how anti-Communist "know-nothings" in Congress made his job harder in Yugoslavia.
