Sentence examples for provoke disillusionment from inspiring English sources

Avoid promoting quick fixes: What that does is provoke disillusionment down the road.

Turkey's restrictive Internet bill, he suggested, could provoke a useful disillusionment among Turkish activists.

These are issues the old multicultural project has struggled to deal with, which has provoked the current disillusionment.

As rewards for his immense services they were meagre enough, but it was some measure of his unique reputation for highminded disinterestedness that his accepting them should provoke so much bitter disillusionment.

Kubrick's photograph of Barry Lyndon provokes the right kind of Thackerayan disillusionment, drawing us into a mingled condition of attraction and repulsion where human complexity trumps all judgment.

Last month, the New York Times critic Bruce Weber listed an impressive number of American plays inspired (or provoked) by the war on terrorism, adding: "Not since the political disillusionment of the Vietnam war and Watergate has the theatre seemed to rise up and swell with the kind of shared distress that is evident now".

Disillusionment follows.

Corruption has fueled disillusionment.

But disillusionment set in.

There is very great disillusionment.

International disillusionment is palpable.