Sentence examples for especially disillusioned from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cervino was especially disillusioned, since he had made a presentation to the regulators about his environmental concerns.

Labour party supporters of Jeremy Corbyn support the policies which have brought tens of thousands of new, especially previously disillusioned young people, into the party.

But it's just as likely that swing voters — especially downscale, disillusioned swing voters — are waiting to hear something from Romney that suggests that he doesn't just think deregulation and tax cuts are all the post-crash American economy needs.

For just about any Czech, especially a disillusioned communist, the fall of the brutal Czech state was a moment too delicious to miss.

That's a really poor decision, especially as the disillusioned visitors need all the help they can get at the moment.

But it's hard to develop much empathy for anyone, especially the quickly disillusioned Ruth, whom Ms. Schmidt portrays in an embittered, burned-out monotone for the entire last act.

It "has demonstrated how thoroughly disillusioned people - especially the young - have become with Britain's complacent and self-serving political class, across all major parties".

But many Chicagoans struggling just to get by have little time or energy for extra projects, especially if they feel alienated and disillusioned by city government.

Some consumers, especially those in big cities, could become further disillusioned with moviegoing when they see theaters charging $17 for an adult ticket to a film that they will be able to see in their living rooms just days later.

"I am not disillusioned, but I am watching more carefully, especially on the schools and budget".

I bet that 1,000 random OFA members, responding to such a survey, might just open Gibbs' eyes a fraction, and give the White House some valuable data on the subject of why Democratic voters (especially the "base" represented by OFA members) are feeling so disillusioned, apathetic, and downright unenthusiastic about donating their time or money to the Democratic Party in this year's elections.