Sentence examples for really disenchanted from inspiring English sources

"But the way we are giving money to North Korea has really disenchanted a lot of people.

"I promised myself that I wouldn't do the things that left me really disenchanted with competitive surfing in the past, so I stayed away from sponsors and just did it on my own and have had a really cool time," she said.

It became disenchanted and disenchanting, predictable and intellectualized.

"People have got so terribly annoyed and disenchanted and disenfranchised, really, by candidates who get up there, and all their stump speeches promise everything to everyone".

"From an outsider's point of view there is being cool and laid back, and there is being a fractured team, and the West Indies really do look fractured and disenchanted at the minute".

"Disenchanted!" Great For: Feminists who feel guilty about really liking Cinderella.

"And it occurred to me: Here were these people who truly needed and deserved things and I knew there were also people who wanted to give but felt disenchanted -- like what they were giving wasn't really making a difference.

I penned a letter to Ebert telling him I felt disenchanted with the tastes and opinions of my peers and that I really only had him to go to for film discussions that challenged me.

Assuming that "there really is such a thing as 'New York writing'" and that its "characteristic tone" is "skeptical humor, sardonic wit, disenchanted realism," Lopate gathers poetry, essays, fiction, memoirs, diaries, letters and journalism in this expanded edition, 10 years after its original publication.

Young Iranians are disenchanted.

"He's disenchanted, disillusioned.