Sentence examples for disillusionment it from inspiring English sources

Henry attributes his professional disillusionment – "it was my idea, as well!" – to a people-pleasing tendency to take everything on.

The idea that Labour could swing far enough to the right to win enough Tory voters in England to form a majority, without winning back any support in Scotland – and without simultaneously losing a swathe of seats in its remaining heartlands, as a result of the disillusionment it evokes - is based on just as much wishful thinking as others accuse Corbyn supporters of using.

But instead of drowning in a pool of disillusionment, it is possible to take the power back.

Even though his eight-year love affair with the art form ended in disillusionment, it did bring him rich rewards.

He once wrote: "Because Marxist intellectuals refuse to own up to their own disillusionment, it transforms itself into a craving for revenge.

The research said difficulty in arranging childcare and the impact of working even more anti-social shifts on doctors' relationships with their partners and children were the key reasons for the widespread disillusionment it uncovered.

Any reshuffle will only add to this disillusionment, for it will dissatisfy more MPs than it will please.

But this is the stuff of familiar rock narrative -- the hunger for fame, the inevitable disillusionment when it arrives -- and Cross is uncharacteristically susceptible to its pat symmetries.

If this mood of radical disillusionment persists, it could shake up conventional politics.

I think that led to a lot of disillusionment and it felt really like things would never change".

According to West, although Wells patched up their relationship, he never recovered from the disillusionment, and it was the underlying reason for the misanthropy of his last years.