Sentence examples for often disenchanted from inspiring English sources

Now exhausted, often disenchanted and (conveniently enough) broke, they're reconsidering whether the mad chase was worth all the resources that sustained it.

In addition, the incubator has been able to attract clients who are often disenchanted with the higher fees, diminished service and potential for conflicts of interest at the big banks, she said.

Young people today are often disenchanted with their role in society, because there is often this sentiment that one person can't make a difference.

In the past, investors lured to ag-biotech companies by the perceived promise have often become disenchanted by lengthy research and development periods and especially by the uncertainty of federal regulatory policies.

Given the ban on any kind of opposition group, or the lack of any charismatic opposition figure, it is unlikely that such disenchanted, often unemployed youth will coalesce around any one figure.

The youth unemployment plan could have been a high point in the budget, but seems to be, in reality, merely a rebranded version of "work for the dole", which will do little to re-excite an often disengaged and disenchanted portion of the electorate.

The unemployment crisis in the CEE countries has contributed to a political backlash as disenchanted voters often ousted the first reform governments after a few years.

One of the sharpest portraits of him remains Budd Schulberg's fine, too often overlooked novel "The Disenchanted" (1950), a transparently fictionalized account of a doomed and drunken effort to write a screenplay for a college musical with the frail Hollywood Fitzgerald.

Its brief is to make the union's unwieldy and outdated structures work better and to try to bridge the often yawning gap between disenchanted citizens and remote institutions, partly by explaining precisely the complex division of powers between the union and its members.

Often these owners become disenchanted with the animal shortly after obtaining it.

Sometimes the stories are of disillusionment with teachers, but just as often the individual is disenchanted, or disappointed, by their own projections onto the spiritual path.