Sentence examples for with disillusion from inspiring English sources

Their farewells, they say, are colored with disillusion.

With disillusion has come the fear that elections neither can nor will change anything.The ruling parties and their leaders manipulate the vote with ease.

It could be called the election of "d?mour," one of those nearly untranslatable words, meaning a falling out of love, a disenchantment mixed with disillusion.

"Raining Gold" concerns itself with disillusion and self-doubt, while "Cocaine Style" is about growing up around children of extreme privilege.

It could be called the election of "désamour," one of those nearly untranslatable words, meaning a falling out of love, a disenchantment mixed with disillusion.

Negotiators, having entered the United Nations climate talks at Copenhagen two years ago with grand ambitions and having left with disillusion, are now defining expectations down and hoping to keep the process alive through modest steps.

Faced with similar disillusion, Britain was moving in the opposite direction, and has been ever since.

My disillusionment with magic melted into my disillusion with pot and that was that.

(He fought with them, became disillusioned with the revolutionaries and then came to the United States).

With its eloquent descriptions of "non-ordinary reality," it proved particularly popular with American youth disillusioned with the Vietnam War.

With Sheffield now disillusioned with the Dodgers, the Mets feared the same thing would happen to them.