Sentence examples for manage disillusion from inspiring English sources
And in her music, too, Susannah seemed to have found a way to live with disappointment, to manage disillusion by making it lovely.
Mr Obama will need to manage the threat of disillusion among some of his more enthusiastic supporters with some care.
Take the definitive extract of Cobain poetry, the couplet in Teen Spirit that manages to evoke disillusion, fatalism and inertia in a stroke.
The inaction of the Commission has left industry interests and consumer advocacy groups alike disillusioned with the Commission's ability to manage the issue whatsoever.
The Libyan people are disillusioned and have lost faith in their politicians to manage the country effectively.
Mr Martinelli, who owns Super 99, the country's largest supermarket chain, managed to profit from disillusion at political corruption by posing as an outsider.
She soon leaves that job, finds another at a seemingly more ethical managed care group, is soon disillusioned there and eventually becomes an outspoken public opponent of the system.
But after joining a German forestry agency and managing a community forest, he soon became disillusioned with practices like clear-cutting, chemical use, and mechanical harvesting that put short-term profits before sustainability.
Corbyn's supporters argue that his high level of support among registered supporters and affiliates show that he has managed to inspire an army of people hitherto disillusioned with Labour, and that this is good for the party, not bad.
In 2002, he managed to draw quite a few young voters disillusioned with both the right and left by heavily criticising the "two-party system" for not giving French people a "true choice".
