Sentence examples for sharp disillusionment from inspiring English sources
Diplomatically, he expressed no sharp disillusionment about the U.S. role.
Though few would probably guess it from "Shake the Sheets," which gives off his signature sharp whiff of political disillusionment and futility: "I put it to you plain and bluntly/I worry for my tired country," he sings on "The One Who Got Us Out".
Time is expected to blunt the sharp edge of her bitter disillusionment.
Investor disillusionment could cause a sharp correction — or worse — in the months ahead.
In sharp contrast, Shephard vividly describes my father's disillusionment during an April 1949 visit to the newly independent State of Israel where he had been "received at the highest levels".
Vidal had a sharp tongue of his own, and while the expectation was that he would generally defend Democrats, he was already feeling deep disillusionment with the whole American political system.
Corruption has fueled disillusionment.
But disillusionment set in.
There is very great disillusionment.
International disillusionment is palpable.
