Sentence examples for disillusionment at from inspiring English sources

The Sixteens is a classic of teen disillusionment, at the point of glam's supersession.

The disillusionment at their uprooting was not confined to the fanbase.

That was quite a tableau of disillusionment at the end of Sunday night's "Mad Men" episode, "At the Codfish Ball".

Wesley Schultz sings in a high tenor about love, time and disillusionment, at once wistful and hard-headed.

Comments on British message boards this week have been full of anger at the United States and disillusionment at Mr. Obama, a wildly popular president here until now.

British student leaders frequently cited a sense of disillusionment at the idea that degrees might be limited to those who could afford them.

But if Henry A. Waxman unmasks Roger Clemens as a prevaricator, those fans will direct their criticism and their disappointment and their disillusionment not at baseball but at Clemens himself.

In the back seat, Ammar added quietly, "I'm saying a sentence over and over to my wife: 'Never afraid of Saddam — beaten by the mentality of the Iraqi people.' " Ammar's disillusionment came at a cost — it took courage for him to let go of his naïve dreams and face the reality of occupied Iraq.

"There's a great deal of disillusionment with politicians at the moment here at the periphery of the kingdom.

She voiced her disillusionment in Pigs at the Trough, the ninth of her 15 books, which took aim at George W Bush. Nowadays, with her wealth and social position firmly established, she proposes a more holistic approach to life.

There was talk of soldiering on, here and in other Dean strongholds, but there were also glimpses of disillusionment and anger at the system Dr. Dean's young supporters had once wanted to embrace.