Sentence examples for seem disillusioned from inspiring English sources

Yet most Algerians seem disillusioned with the entire political process.

Most of them seem disillusioned and discontented, yet many are pressing Jason to stay, or at least are withholding about wishing him well.

Yet Italians seem disillusioned with all politicians, whether left, right or centre; and a depressing number still seem ready to be won over by Silvio Berlusconi's snake-oil.

Mr. Athearn and other Democrats interviewed did not seem disillusioned by a Supreme Court whose 5-to-4 decision gave Mr. Bush victory.

"Investors seem disillusioned with Europe and we think the negative perceptions are missing early signs of improvement".

Some of my childhood friends have already lost their lightheartedness and seem disillusioned.

At rallies, I met many people who seemed disillusioned with their country's changes.

Mr. Abidin refilled on red wine but seemed disillusioned by all the glitz.

He wanted to leave in the summer, apparently angered that he hadn't been given the captaincy, but either there was no concrete offer or Partizan demanded too high a fee, and he has seemed disillusioned this season.

"My first wife" -- the late Françoise de Langlade, an editor at French Vogue -- "once said to her, 'The big tragedy of your life, Gloria, is that you walk on grass, and the only thing you love is pavement.' " In her last years, he said, she seemed disillusioned.

To be honest I was quite optimistic as the campaigning was going on, speaking to people who seemed disillusioned by the Tories.