Sentence examples for thoroughly disillusioning from inspiring English sources

For some readers this was a thoroughly disillusioning experience; for others it seemed that his exuberance and imaginative abundance were not always compatible with the obligations and diligence of the reporter.

"Now I'm thoroughly disillusioned with a coalition government.

Allawi tried as hard as any Iraqi to make a go of the new Iraq, and he is thoroughly disillusioned.

Any rally in the next few weeks is expected to be of the "technical rebound" style, with many small stockholders thoroughly disillusioned with the market.

Ant McPartlin said: "I voted Labour all my life but last election I voted Tory because I was thoroughly disillusioned with the Labour government.

Thoroughly disillusioned with the New World, the pair return to England, where a chastened Martin is reconciled with his grandfather, who gives his approval for Martin's forthcoming marriage to his true love, Mary Graham.

Personally, while I'd rather pay for a taxi than a nationwide missing-persons search and am delighted that their father and I seem to have so thoroughly disillusioned them about marriage and babies that none of them shows the slightest interest in teenage pregnancy or premature marriage, I would still prefer they were a little less comfortable slagging me off.

Thoroughly disillusioned with the Confederacy, Raynor and his colonial militia join the Sons of Korhal.

I was on my way out – I had had enough and was thoroughly disillusioned with the military.

I was on my way out—I had had enough and was thoroughly disillusioned with the military.

Once a patriotic small-town athlete, Kovic (played by Tom Cruise) became thoroughly disillusioned by the horrors of war, a harrowing stint in a veterans' hospital and the difficulty of rejoining society.