Sentence examples for feeling disillusioned from inspiring English sources

If you are feeling disillusioned, get over it, at least enough to vote and vote pragmatically.

When he wrote it, he was feeling disillusioned with the world.

But by the end of her first year of her politics degree, she was feeling disillusioned.

If liberals are feeling disillusioned, though, their right-wing imitators may be ripe for an even greater letdown.

In the late nineties, feeling disillusioned, he went to work in Silicon Valley as a marketing consultant.

Mr. Gore described feeling disillusioned upon returning to a nation that was ambivalent, and sometimes hostile, toward Vietnam veterans.

On the night of the moon landing I recall going upstairs and staring at the grainy images on a small television with my neighbors, feeling vaguely disillusioned by the robotic and rehearsed quality of what was supposed to be a transcendent moment.

I spend a lot of the time feeling lost and disillusioned and don't feel I'm making a difference.

But it was hardgoing and by the time we broke for lunch I was feeling a bit disillusioned.

In scores of Internet forums and the conclaves of protest groups, those sentiments are echoed, as Clinton supporters speak over and over of feeling heartbroken and disillusioned, of being cheated and betrayed.

Andrew White, the head of executive training at Oxford University's Saïd business school says many of the CEOs he speaks to are "searching for purpose but are feeling stuck and disillusioned.