Sentence examples for frequently disillusioned from inspiring English sources
In "Playing to Extremes" (tomorrow at 9 p.m ., parents obsessed with their children's sports performance drive their frequently disillusioned offspring around the clock.
More broadly, western intellectuals disillusioned with their society and politics frequently backed the Kremlin while knowing little about the darkening situation inside Russia.
Beatty's thrilling epic is about the Bolshevik Revolution as seen through the eyes of the idealistic, eventually disillusioned young writer John Reed (Beatty) and Louise Bryant Diane Keatonn), the woman he loves but frequently leaves.
Willey argues frequently with his friend Paul Buxman, who lives about 50 miles southeast, in Dinuba, and who has become gradually disillusioned with organics.
Colombians are disillusioned.
"They're really disillusioned.
Disillusioned with Obama?
She cannot be called disillusioned.
Today, Russia and South Africa are disillusioned democracies.
Edgardo's also disillusioned.
