Sentence examples for increasingly disenchanted from inspiring English sources

But experts are becoming increasingly disenchanted with these as well.

Black New Yorkers became increasingly disenchanted with the mayor as racial tensions in the city mounted.

Patients today are increasingly disenchanted with a medical system that is often indifferent to their needs.

But firms are growing increasingly disenchanted because the process is slow and insular.

By the 18th century the mercantile classes had grown increasingly disenchanted with monarchical rule.

By the 1990s, Mr. Qian was becoming increasingly disenchanted with his own work.

Users had grown increasingly disenchanted with eBay's creaky technology and mounting fees.

Mr Bush became increasingly disenchanted with Yasser Arafat and eventually refused to deal with him.

President Bush's increasingly disenchanted right-wing chorus will say we are forfeiting the moral high ground.

Wells, who began as an optimistic Darwinist, became increasingly disenchanted with the future.

Some are gaps created, or certainly widened, by the media's increasingly disenchanted analysis of the candidate.