Sentence examples for disillusionment not from inspiring English sources

Even among his most ardent supporters, there now exists a certain frustration and disillusionment — not necessarily in the execution of his duties, but in his inability to seize moments, chart a course and navigate the choppy waters of public opinion.

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.

Netanyahu's and Abbas's disillusionment is not merely a crisis.

Since then, such technological good will has faded into a kind of disillusionment, and not just for me, it seems.

Meanwhile Parvez and Shona experience their own form of disillusionment, but not before they have become the parents of handsome twins.

Cole's disillusionment comes not from doctrinal disagreement but from his discovery that Starlyn has some very human flaws, notably an unsuitable attachment to Brother Mason, a tattooed former brawler who claims to have been healed by the Lord.

In Chayes's account of her gradual education in the politics of occupied Afghanistan and her belated revelation that the Karzais were a bunch of crooks, the creeping transition from naïveté to disillusionment is not so different from what the United States encountered, on a broader level.

For many people, this disillusionment meant not voting at all: turnout was estimated at 43 per cent, a tiny increase on the last European election in 2009, but a gain unlikely to convince the growing number of Eurosceptics of the democratic credentials of Brussels.

Disillusionment will not necessarily descend upon us in the next year, but it surely will over the next decade or two.

Your disillusionment is not unusual as a recent Guardian article makes clear--as many as a third of academics want to quit.

And secondly, Heather Mallick writes that she's trying to avoid disillusionment by not getting illlusioned in the first place.