Sentence examples for feel disenchanted from inspiring English sources
(Someone told me that Marilyn Monroe once remarked that she enjoyed reading poetry "because it saves time". I like this quotation so much that I've never dared to confirm it; I'd feel disenchanted to learn it was bogus).
After crossing the Atlantic and signing on with New York magazine in 1975, the writer, who came to feel disenchanted with the establishment music business, persuaded the mag's founder and editor Clay Felker to let him document disco – a new, largely ethnic, largely gay underground trend that had taken over parts of New York City.
Indeed, said Michael Ancram, the foreign affairs spokesman for Britain's euroskeptic Conservative opposition, "this is what happens when the electorates begin to feel disenchanted with and disengaged from a remote political elite apparently more concerned with the grand politics of Europe than with them".
Strong talent management is critical to recruit new ones from, for example, the financial sector, who have been laid off from their employers or feel disenchanted with them.
They feel disenchanted with PSOE, the center left-wing party of which Mr. Zapatero is the leader and some of them have decided to vote Izquierda Unida (IU), the main left-wing party.
Frequently these buyers feel disenchanted and are unlikely to continue participating in the art world - taking away valuable capital from the art market and the artists that work within it.
He felt disenchanted by the condition of contemporary writing.
At a national level too Wilson felt disenchanted with the party.
Every artist worth his salt at times feels disenchanted with a museum, but it is not often that artists publicly attack museums.
And many felt disenchanted with the political process: more than a third (35%) described themselves as disillusioned with UK politics, and saw it as irrelevant to many in the UK.
"And it occurred to me: Here were these people who truly needed and deserved things and I knew there were also people who wanted to give but felt disenchanted -- like what they were giving wasn't really making a difference.
