Sentence examples for disillusioned you from inspiring English sources

To be disillusioned you must first have illusions.

"I'm sorry to be the one to disillusion you".

"[A]llow me to disillusion you of a few of your stated reasons for supporting her," Packard wrote.

He tells a young and ingenuous Mingus what it is really like to be a jazz musician: "Mingus, you a nice guy from California, I don't want to disillusion you.

I hate to disillusion you, but you're sucking on my arm".

Overheard outside the New School, young man to young woman: "But first you must determine whether you are disillusioned with you or with the you that is playing the role that you are playing".

The New Yorker, September 4 , 1971P. 22 Overheard outside the New School, young man to young woman: "But first you must determine whether you are disillusioned with you or with the you that is playing the role that you are playing".

Overheard outside the New School, young man to young woman: "But first you must determine whether you are disillusioned with you or with the you….

It becomes daunting and then you're disillusioned that you haven't got a passion and there must be something wrong with you.

"The Bachelor" is kind because he has no reason not to be; if he becomes disillusioned with you, he can just send you home.

I never lost consciousness; I knew exactly what was happening, but it's just disillusioning because you think that you're just off the ramp but you're maybe 300 feet in the air.