Sentence examples for level of disillusionment from inspiring English sources

Whatever the truth, such views highlight the level of disillusionment many feel.

"There is a level of disillusionment, exacerbated by the fact that it's the same candidates as last time," da Gama said.

What's largely new, and savage, in this memoir is the level of disillusionment Ballard came to feel during the war, about both England and his own distant parents.

He also reveals that academy leaders have revealed "a shocking level of disillusionment" with the quality of governing bodies, and proposes that governors in some areas should be paid.

This is subtly different to what he was accused of in England, of taking the money and then managing to wreck our excellent chances of doing something at a World Cup, but it shows a similar level of disillusionment.

It seems to indicate a high level of disillusionment, although earlier polls showed support for protests against the tournament had fallen as well.

Polls consistently show high levels of disillusionment; more than half of teachers surveyed in a YouGov poll last year said they were considering leaving the classroom in the next two years.

Political analysts warn that this suggests worrisome levels of disillusionment among the people who elected Nelson Mandela the country's first black president with such hope in 1994.

Isn't this exactly the kind of dishonesty and breach of trust with the electorate that has led to dangerous levels of disillusionment with the political process in this country?

Lessig's contention in his book "Republic, Lost: How Money Corrupts Congress -- and a Plan to Stop It" is that Congress's overwhelming addiction to special interest money is at the root of the problems facing the country and the unprecedented levels of disillusionment with government.

For it is, he adds, "the story of disillusionment".