Disenchantment in a sentence

Disenchantment, building for years, gained momentum from outrage over China’s stance over the war in Ukraine.

For it to not even be nominated in any meaningful category was the beginning of my total disenchantment with the Oscars.

Former Kauai County Councilman Mason Chock said a feeling of disenchantment among Kauai youth who feel like they don’t have a say in their future is partly spurred by economic pressures and a culture of secrecy and stigma about mental health matters.

Its challenges dovetail with the disenchantment over Big Tech in an era when everything from the industry’s market-stifling dominance to its potential to undermine democracy comes under criticism.

Now, in a twisted turn of events, these mainstream parties are trying to “solve” the problem of eroding public trust not by addressing the underlying issues, but by attempting to silence the very party that gives voice to this disenchantment.

This comes amidst disenchantment in the PNP ranks out west after Hayles was selected as Western Westmoreland’s parliamentary candidate for the next general elections.

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Democratic candidates, for their part, have not yet taken full advantage of public disenchantment with shooting wars to advance a robust agenda of funding for alternative security initiatives.

Some of the reasons cited for Gandhi’s disenchantment with Rao are real, some are hearsay and some are intelligent conjectures.

The disenchantment with politicians was coupled with anxiety over an economic recession that was considered to be the worst in 100 years.

The postponement is a setback for the opposition, which was hoping to capitalize on disenchantment with the current pro-Beijing majority to make gains.

For its part, the Maduro government has been inept in its handling of the economy, leading to widespread disenchantment.

He also said the Congress had successfully conveyed the idea that Prime Minister Modi was helping the corrupt and there was “massive unemployment in the country in the country, massive farmer disenchantment and farmer suicides”.

That the Conservatives were able to breach traditional bastions of the Labour Party, including in North England, and erode its working class base, signals the entrenching of the disenchantment with globalisation and European integration.

The ceremony on our last night, fortunately, fortified us for the return journey, which brought some disenchantment.

These responses suggest that people are reacting to many of the same changes in media environments that are causing disenchantment around the globe.

The simmering rage and disenchantment with the political elites were palpable, but not a single bullet was fired, no mosque or church was attacked and not single divisive or racist statement was uttered.

They plan to capitalise on disenchantment with the ALP in regional areas ahead of the Queensland state election next year.

Unemployment and inflation rose, and do did popular disenchantment with Mr. Mugabe’s rule.

And that’s really what I want to address: that sense of disenchantment with the Daily Bruin because of the Opinion section – the section I lead.