Sentence examples for disillusionment from from inspiring English sources
Even Labour luminaries like barrister and writer John Mortimer, comedy writer Lawrence Marks and record producer Alan McGee are shouting their disillusionment from the rooftops.
When Obama appointed his first cabinet, you could almost hear the collective groan of disillusionment from the millions who made up the mass movement that elected him.
These are the brilliant men, he thinks, who might someday make it possible to reach the moon, that oasis of tranquility, 230,000 miles away, where there is "no madness or memory loss". Whether he finds them or not, we know he's moving toward a case of disillusionment from which there can be no cure.
Their first impressions of the Bottoms were of sharp disillusionment from what they had been led to expect.
There has been a lot of anger and disillusionment from those parents who have spent a fortune on foreign milk formula to minimise health risks for their babies.
Although AI interest is still growing, AI has not yet left the second stage, the trough of disillusionment, from its previous hype cycle 30 years ago.
From The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, "The long-term social frustration and disillusionment resulting from unemployment can lead to a sense of marginalization and exclusion, both at the individual and the collective levels…" This is certainly true in the Occupied Territories.
Thai protesters' anger and disillusionment comes from a similar place.
Instead, we see Cheryl's disillusionment coming from miles away.
Any disillusionment stemming from the Russian affair could make the difference.
