Sentence examples for get disenchanted from inspiring English sources

People get disenchanted because it's hard to stay in science when you don't know where your next meal is coming from or how you're going to pay rent.

"Otherwise, students get disenchanted".

In new markets he again has the chance of tapping into caches of teens who haven't had a chance to get disenchanted with Facebook yet.

In November 2006 Greifeld offered $18.67 a share, only to get disenchanted with the price as he saw how quickly New York's dominant exchange, the NYSE, was losing business to electronic competitors, including Nasdaq.

"I kept getting disenchanted," Ms. Delfino said.

"There is a sense in the U.S. that Americans got disenchanted" with world's fairs, said Nick Winslow, a former Warner Brothers executive who is the president of U.S.A. Pavilion.

"The analyst got disenchanted and wanted to stop, but had to keep going, and when they finished hardly anyone wanted to watch.

They had got disenchanted with a work environment which they found male-dominated and alienating, and felt that the whole system of advancement within the firm that worked well for the men mentoring, coaching, counselling, networking worked against them.

"There were promises made, and those promises were never honored," he said, noting that over time, people who had raised money for the campaign never got their calls returned and "got disenchanted".

And if a player were offered a better deal elsewhere, or got disenchanted with his situation (like Mr O'Neal), he'll skip out and go somewhere else.

Most hip-hop performers get increasingly disenchanted with the hip-hop mainstream as they get older.