Sentence examples similar to quite disenchanted from inspiring English sources

'And I suspect, but I don't have evidence, to show that this group of patients are more likely to do that because, over a long period of time they're quite likely to become disenchanted with conventional medicine, and I'd turn to alternatives.' (GP 20).

It became disenchanted and disenchanting, predictable and intellectualized.

Many of these people are disenchanted with the status quo, and it is quite possible that they could turn again to violence.

Disenchanted with his game, he quit for a while.

ContinuEvenn Parthe, to be published on Tuesday, July 22.

Even the most charitable analysis of the evidence available so far shows that despite the gung ho statements made to his teammates, Bergdahl had been privately disenchanted with his service in Afghanistan, and that he was quite vocal about it among the men of his company. .

"Towards the end of my studies, I was becoming quite disenchanted with medicine, partly because of the paternalistic attitudes which were prevalent at the time.

Disenchanted with banking?

Young Iranians are disenchanted.

He was quickly disenchanted.

Progressives are Disenchanted with Obama -- Abolitionists were Disenchanted with Lincoln.