Sentence examples for disillusioned with that from inspiring English sources

When I saw how it was all put together the man-made dogmas and the shocking history of Christianity—I became disillusioned with that.

But "I got a bit disillusioned with that," she says.

Among those considering making a leap towards Labour is Heather Anderson, a young SNP member in Ayrshire, who says she has become disillusioned with that she sees as the SNP's "totalitarian" tendencies, to the extent that she's considering joining a party she "grew up believing was the enemy".

But I became disillusioned with that philosophy.

She was a real estate investment analyst until she became disillusioned with that field.

By then, it meant white boys with holes in their jeans playing guitars, which was great for us at the time, but I became disillusioned with that meaning pretty quickly.

First, many members of that group are generally so disillusioned with politics that they rarely vote in any election.

In later life, he worked with the Nazis, though he never joined the Party, and eventually became so disillusioned with Hitler that he was involved in conspiracies to overthrow him.

Have we become so disillusioned with politics that we are not only willing to swallow ridiculous conspiracy theories, but also don't even care about what they would mean, if true?

He struck a contemporary as "a compound of a Prussian reserve officer and a budding Prussian judge who is trying to copy the officer". In later life, he worked with the Nazis, though he never joined the Party, and eventually became so disillusioned with Hitler that he was involved in conspiracies to overthrow him.

He wanted the government to focus on the poor, and became increasingly disillusioned with official policies that favored the wealthy.