Sentence examples for even disillusioned from inspiring English sources

Even disillusioned, Caz Yon can hope for such a possibility.

I am not tired or worn out or even disillusioned I just think it's time to go onto something new.

IN THE 12 years since the African National Congress (ANC) party triumphantly took power in South Africa's first multiracial democratic election, there have been plenty of reasons to be disappointed, even disillusioned, with Africa.

Richard Kerry left the diplomatic service a disappointed, perhaps even disillusioned man, according to those who knew him.

A stream of economists, politicians and even disillusioned do-gooders have penned powerful critiques of every aspect of aid and the aid industry; men like Paul Collier, William Easterly and Robert Calderisi.

Tactical voting, Gordon Brown's core vote approach, even disillusion with Tory London mayor Boris Johnson could all be part of it, but I'm inclined to look to local factors first.

Last season, Marbury even became disillusioned with the first-year coach Byron Scott.

But for many Britons, even those disillusioned with Labor, there is something far worse than the government: the Tory opposition.

In one speech, Sgt. Mervin Bennett said that even officers disillusioned with the work were expected to "do your 8 hours and 35 minutes a day and go home, and just do your job".

But Keynes would have been even more disillusioned by the end of the conference if he had thought the IMF was going to be used as a bailout fund to make the world safe for speculators and overextended banks, with populations having to accept fearsome austerity.

A Grexit would naturally prompt many Europeans to become even more disillusioned by the EU 'experiment', which could be reflected in the next round of general elections across the continent.