Sentence examples for profound disillusion from inspiring English sources
She did not share the profound disillusion of writers such as JM Coetzee, while admitting the problems brought by the new dispensation in her country.
After 13 years of a Labour government that spanned 9/11, the Iraq War and global financial meltdown, profound disillusion with centre-left politics has given way to the resurgence of polarisation.
For them, it is not really about terrorism or migrants or crime; it is about alienation, unemployment and a profound sense of disillusion.
The film was then already in production, yet it is hard not to feel something deeply personal in the movie's profound sense of confusion, anger, loss and disillusioned deconstruction of glamour.
Disillusion with Mr. Kabila's government, which came to power three years ago after ending the decades-long dictatorial rule by Mobutu Sese Seko, has become increasingly profound.
Disillusion is taking hold.
So disillusion has returned.
Disillusion The disappointments continued.
Disillusion with Abenomics set in.
