Sentence examples for though disillusioned from inspiring English sources

Though disillusioned with the Austrians, Suvorov still envisaged fighting another campaign, but in January 1800, having been promoted to the unprecedented rank of generalissimo, he was recalled.

Though disillusioned by Hollywood's product — star-led films passed through many hands on their way to the market — she was enamored by its craft.

Mythically wrapped in the glamor of the Jazz Age, he's remembered as a prophet of an era in which Americans, though disillusioned by world war, were basking in their newfound prominence as a nation and the unlimited possibilities of their freedom.

Before him though came Abdul Razzaq, a player so disillusioned with life when left out of the squad for the first World T20 in South Africa two years ago that he retired from international cricket and joined the rebel Indian Cricket League.

Perhaps the most disillusioned revolutionaries, though, are the orange-clad Ukrainians, who last September saw their former hero, Viktor Yushchenko, sack his government amid feuds, splits and charges of corruption, and last week saw their parliament sack its successor.

The Israeli's return to the club would represent further antagonising an increasingly disillusioned fanbase, though that he is under consideration reflects the chaos currently gripping the European champions.

For disillusioned secretary Delphine Marie Rivieree), though, whose girlfriend has just reneged on their plans to visit Greece, summertime has suddenly become very lonely, despite the well-meaning invitations of sympathetic friends.

From his track record, though, I would assume Nighy was a disillusioned Labour voter.

JM: A little, though I think I was already a little disillusioned about changing the world by the time I got to film school.

Patriotism in cinema has shifted towards the grander, more fantastical visions of America as the global defender; of superheroes fighting off masked terrorists and intergalactic invaders (though even Captain America: The Winter Soldier seems disillusioned by agency corruption).

A disillusioned Delanoë retired from the political fray (though retaining a seat on the Paris council) to found his own public-relations and advertising agency.So why is he back?