Sentence examples for severe disillusionment from inspiring English sources
"Researchers found Greece overwhelmed by high unemployment, social unrest, endemic corruption and a severe disillusionment with the political establishment," it said.
An optimistic attempt by Denis Diderot to guide Catherine the Great in her diurnal activities met with severe disillusionment – the only positive result to emerge from the collaboration was the considerable swelling of Catherine's library.
Why such severe disillusionment?
Witnessing the breakdown in people's ability to hold dignified burials led to a sense of severe disillusionment, Schoch-Spana explains: "Emergency internment measures such as mass graves and families digging graves themselves undermined the prevailing sense of propriety.
It also details the severe disillusionment felt by Ochs after the assassinations of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Robert F. Kennedy, and the debacle surrounding the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago.
The disillusionment was severe, both for the Yazidis and for many of the State Department employees.
Underdevelopment and disillusionment also have serious security implications.
Corruption has fueled disillusionment.
But disillusionment set in.
There is very great disillusionment.
