Sentence examples for total disillusionment from inspiring English sources

I guess I've been a supporter for a couple of years, following total disillusionment with Labour and the Lib Dems, who had previously gained my vote (Labour from 1983 to 2001 and the Lib Dems in 2010).

With nearly half the electorate now demonstrating its total disillusionment with mainstream politics, the prime minister will have to pull a very special rabbit out of the hat when he finally goes to the country in, say, a year's time.

Pavel Vasiliyev sits down at his kitchen table with the two slips of paper that represent his total disillusionment with his country's electoral system.

"There's total disillusionment with party politics.

This is how it's done: I bring myself to a pitch of crisis and hysteria, then perfect clarity and resolve about how to proceed, which is accompanied by the most exquisite euphoria and grandiosity, and which is then almost immediately followed by total abject disillusionment and self-loathing.

Disillusionment with what was once called "the Project" is almost total in the face of grinding austerity, a double-dip recession that has already lasted 18 months and a jobless rate of 12.2% and rising.

The Irish people's anger and disillusionment may have thrown a lifeline to Sinn Féin and rescued the party from total irrelevance in the Republic but its united Ireland project is more unrealisable than ever.

Disillusionment follows.

Corruption has fueled disillusionment.

But disillusionment set in.

There is very great disillusionment.