Sentence examples for some disillusion from inspiring English sources

Surely there must be some disillusion?

For some, disillusion set in as early as 1921, when the Bolsheviks suppressed a sailors' uprising at Kronstadt, the port of St Petersburg and cradle of the October revolution.

But some became disillusioned.

Some were disillusioned with the vagaries of Hollywood.

Or the corporate accounting scandals that have left some workers disillusioned.

Some voters, disillusioned with both parties, are looking for a candidate who can claim a mantle of independence.

Orwell said that no one could spend "more than a few weeks in Spain without being in some degree disillusioned".

"It's left me in some ways disillusioned about the nature of journalism when set against a country and a people that you love.

The military contribution of the philhellenes was limited, and some became disillusioned when they discovered that Greek reality differed from the idealized vision of Periclean Athens in which they had been nurtured in their home countries.

Some appear disillusioned with Mr Assad, angered by what they perceive as a lack of protection for their homes and the death of many sons in the armed forces.Some rebel fighters have quietly set their sights on taking control of Qardaha, the home village of the Assad family, and, eventually, the city of Latakia.

It can't just be some guy disillusioned from the Soviet Union who carries a torch for Castro.