Sentence examples for strong disillusionment from inspiring English sources

With success and middle age, however, Cather experienced a strong disillusionment, which was reflected in The Professor's House (1925) and her essays Not Under Forty (1936).

In the first round of presidential balloting just five months later, however, Morsi, the Brotherhood candidate, won only 5.7 million -- a downward slump indicating strong disillusionment with the Islamists' performance in office.

There was a strong air of disillusionment".

A strong sense of disillusionment with Mr. Kuchma hangs over the contest.

There is a strong sense of cultural disillusionment and this intersection is reflected in the title of his ongoing exhibition The Echo's Decay at Brilliant Champions Gallery.

One Western businessman, who has observed Ukraine's painfully slow emergence as a state, tried to capture the mood here by saying, "Disillusionment is too strong a word, but disappointment may not be strong enough".

The dread of sentiment and the habit of disillusionment are too strong for him.

The strongest impression was one of disillusionment, even fatigue, among both Israelis and Palestinians, who feel the two-state solution inching ever further away.

Alas, jet lag and disillusionment collided with a strong sense of buyer's remorse at 3 a.m.

The public's confidence in the traditional structures of American leadership is now fully undermined and has been replaced with a strong sense of fear, uncertainty and disillusionment.

At the same time, perhaps with the increased displacement and disillusionment of intellectuals, a stronger eremitic tradition also emerged.