The book portrays radical religion through the eyes, not of a convert, but the profoundly disillusioned.
Man is profoundly disillusioned when he finds that nothing in life quite comes up to his published announcement of it; his spirit is eaten away.
Seeing the poverty of rural China up close made Mr. DeFrancis profoundly disillusioned with the Kuomintang, the ruling party at the time.
In "Party of One" she considers a great swathe of American writing, praising the "truculent and unsqueamish honesty" of Bellow, Nabokov, Heller", dismissing the Beats and (with reservations) Mailer, hailing Katherine Anne Porter's Ship of Fools as uncompromising, classic and profoundly disillusioned, but saying she would rather have written Catch-22.
If I was still registered to vote here, I'd certainly find it a tough call (writing, that is, as someone who is emotionally programmed to vote Labour, but feels profoundly disillusioned with the party's behaviour in office over the last 13 years).
Most psychologists became, in effect, profoundly disillusioned with the whole notion of mental imagery, and either avoided seriously considering the topic, treated it dismissively, or, in some extreme cases, denied the existence of the phenomenon outright.
In the end, however, he was left bitterly disillusioned, acknowledging that Blair and Gordon Brown were redistributing to the poor, but profoundly offended by the mean-spirited way in which he thought they went about it.
Colombians are disillusioned.
"They're really disillusioned.
Disillusioned with Obama?
