Sentence examples for disillusioned to from inspiring English sources

He was disillusioned to find that young artists disliked art.

Weller, hitherto a traditional British socialist, became disillusioned to the core.

But when the Polish Soviet peace treaty was signed at Riga (March 18 , 1921, he returned, disillusioned, to Paris.

Hedonists are even less likely than the Disillusioned to urge their friends to buy luxury brands, and by a staggering margin.

However, Londoners may be disillusioned to discover that their new press baron doesn't fit their plastic fantastic image of a Russian oligarch.

The Labour left, already disillusioned to the point of apathy, would have filed it away as just another example of Jack's transformation.

We're a military Disneyland, beloved by tourists but disillusioning to the young people who came hoping to make a difference.

The letters depict Stringer's cheerful sense of irony ("It's rather disillusioning to discover that one is a coward after all, despite the rigours of a public school education.

We are in a post-inspirational era not because we have embraced boring efficient types but because the candidates seem to range from mildly disillusioning to deeply disturbing (or disturbed).

"Nothing again is more disillusioning to the public than the vast display of money spent in campaigns".

Having attended the historic Kyoto summit and every Conference of the Parties since then, it is deeply frustrating and disillusioning to witness such painstakingly slow progress.