disenchanted znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady disenchanted

• Since the coming of modernity the world and its spaces are profaned, desacralized, and disenchanted.

• We are not 'lost in a disenchanted world'.

• If people became increasingly disenchanted with the situation, most were unwilling to do anything to change it.

• Minor-party candidates will instead find their most loyal supporters among the disenchanted, disgruntled and disaffected.

• He argues that if one is disenchanted with the gratifications available from private consumption, then one may wish to try the public route.

• But how, in this disenchanted world, are we to find the will that can enable us to make our way.

• It was a belief that was to survive both world wars, albeit in a more disenchanted key.

• When political leaders are perceived to be pursuing their personal interests excessively, citizens become disenchanted, questioning the legitimacy of leaders and the state.