Sentence examples for only disillusionment from inspiring English sources

However, Goya's close experience of the war brought only disillusionment.

But disillusionment set in.

Unless two characters are discussing the joys of sex or drinking, there's not much lightness; only anger, disillusionment and apprehension.

In 1994, the Democratic loss of the House not only involved disillusionment among swing voters.

But this disillusionment was only the pretext for an object lesson: if Howdy Doody could molder in a box for decades, he might also be made to reappear under the bright lights of TV.

The NUS had hoped to attract 10,000 students to the march, but on a blustery windswept day and amid apparent disillusionment, only between 3,000 and 4,000 made the trip across central London, over Westminster bridge and down to Kennington Park at the Oval.

That would only exacerbate the disillusionment spiral.

By going forth — and betraying his true talents — Philip risks not only failure and disillusionment, but also his place in a not-humming economy.

"Going Down in La-La Land" is a familiar enough story of a young and beautiful person hoping to make it big in Hollywood only to attain disillusionment.

YELLA Christian Petzold directed this drama, set during the Cold War, about a woman who flees her husband and East Germany only to find disillusionment in West Germany.

Lobbing lit fireworks, missiles and petrol bombs is a poor and deeply inarticulate way of expressing grievance and disillusionment, only serving to marginalise these communities still further.