Sentence examples for increasingly disillusioned from inspiring English sources

Hence our increasingly disillusioned and fickle politics.

Yet British students are increasingly disillusioned with modern languages.

In Iraq, where he was a squad leader, he became increasingly disillusioned, he said.

But starting in 2005, as violence engulfed the country, he grew increasingly disillusioned.

Would he attempt to mend the rift between the US and its increasingly disillusioned European allies?

To an increasingly disillusioned environmental movement, Keystone looks like a last chance.

Afghans are growing increasingly disillusioned both about their country's government and its Western backers.

Penkovsky had in the meantime become increasingly disillusioned with the Soviet system, particularly with the leadership of Nikita Khrushchev.

But patients and advocacy groups became increasingly disillusioned with Dr. Reeves and the direction of C.D.C. research.

Kouroumblis said that, like many in the government, he had become increasingly disillusioned with the way Europe was governed.

It is believed he had become increasingly disillusioned about what he perceived as Liverpool's commitment to achieving this aim.