Sentence examples for into disillusionment from inspiring English sources

The broader uprisings have, of course, since descended into disillusionment and chaos.

But as the story progresses, his illusions are transformed into disillusionment.

Whatever insults the northern European press might hurl, Syriza's leading policymakers are euro-believers who have been forced into disillusionment.

The hopeful patriotism of the 1950s disintegrated into disillusionment, and US actions in foreign wars began to call into question the validity of this American mythos.

For Ellsberg, the transition into disillusionment, and the decision to leak, took years: he spent time in Vietnam and gradually turned against the conflict.

President Obama's complex relationship with China began with hope and accommodation but fell into disillusionment after Beijing started flexing its muscles on trade and military questions and proved to be a truculent partner on a variety of global issues.

This is, according to the punditocracy, the summer of our discontent, the moment when utopianism slides into profound disillusionment and "change" in D.C. morphs into "business as usual".

But over the past eight months, clusters of worshipers across the Middle East have morphed into powerful Salafi movements that are tapping into the disillusionment and disorder of transitions.

If unmet, they could easily turn into bitter disillusionment.

One year off turned into nine; disillusionment set in.

Instead, eight weeks on, that optimism has crumpled for many into further disillusionment.