Sentence examples for much disillusioned from inspiring English sources

Disappointingly, this part of the book becomes a lurid fairy tale whose heroine is not so much furious as a Fury, not so much disillusioned as a Devil.

Later much disillusioned, he would concede that his brother Perry, for many years editor of the New Left Review, had convinced him that "Indonesians were, after all, part of the human species, and could not possibly be incomparable and unique as I had nationalistically insisted".

He emerges as an unusually thoughtful, complicated young man, who was pretty much disillusioned by the Army and angrily opposed to the war in Iraq yet turned down a chance to return to pro football because he believed he needed to honor his commitment.

Petrarch was very much disillusioned by Charles.

- I've pretty much become disillusioned with science careers altogether.

I remember being not so much impressed as disillusioned by this.

Paraguayans as a whole, however, were much slower to be disillusioned.

These shows are just one part of a wider trend for factual programming aimed at switched-on young audiences disillusioned with much of the world around them.

Not a few foreign fighters, especially from Europe, have gone to wage "five-star jihad" in Syria only to be disillusioned — so much so that Isis is reportedly having to kill them to stop them leaving.

But the question to ask is how sustainable is initial stickiness that's clearly engineered into the game mechanic — i.e. once players get disillusioned by how much time they're having to spend playing to not win very much (if you check out reviews of the app there's a lot of disgruntled people complaining they never won anything of real worth).

He has promised too much to the Haitian people and he has disillusioned the international community too much".