disenchantment

"This has nothing to do with disenchantment of any kind."

Its subject - the disenchantment of America - is large and important.

But there was one more disenchantment waiting him by the way.

"If he gets much less than that it may say something about the disenchantment out there."

There is a great deal of disenchantment in the Garden now.

For a week or so things went fairly well, and then disenchantment began.

So the disenchantment accelerated, especially in the last few years.

Since then his disenchantment with the West appears to have grown.

But the biggest worry is America's disenchantment with free trade.

As for the human beings they pass through the same disenchantment.

I have tried spells of disenchantment, but they do not work.

But in Colorado it may be possible to measure the disenchantment.

Many of those positive factors remain, but there has been some disenchantment.

This is due, in part, to the disenchantment with command and control.

His first hint of disenchantment came right outside the officer college.

As I've already told you, there is nothing between us except a mutual disenchantment.

We should allow him, I suppose, a certain degree of disenchantment with their company.

But disenchantment with the medium she loved ran a close second.

But Scarlet was too far gone in disenchantment to look for a bright side.

"Women are showing their disenchantment with what marriage in Japan has become."

"The level of disenchantment is very high," a Western diplomat said.

But some labor leaders talk openly of their disenchantment with this field.

So, too, is a certain disenchantment with the art of portraiture itself.

The poll found serious disenchantment with the use of nuclear power in general as an energy source.

Step one was expressing his disenchantment with the team's decision to reporters.