He became disenchanted with life overseas and soon returned to his country.
We live in an age when it's considered sophisticated to be disenchanted. But people who are enchanted are the real tough cookies.
Many of Iran's youth are disenchanted with the revolution.
They're disenchanted and they're worried now, the Republicans, because they're out of office, they're out of power.
This means that the world is disenchanted.
I'm disenchanted with the state of British theatre at the moment.
She's unknown, we're surprised. She's embraced, we're disenchanted.
And whatever there is that arises in dependence on contact at the eye, experienced as pleasure, pain or neither-pleasure-nor-pain: With that, too, he grows disenchanted.
PARIS - Some are divorced and disenchanted with marriage; others are young couples ideologically opposed to marriage, but eager to lighten their tax burdens.
Just in a world which had been disenchanted (Max Webber) Kant justified the independent and unconditional value of man itself, and laid the foundation for concept of human rights.
But, disenchanted with Mr Bakiyev, she later joined the new opposition.
The harshness of recent reality disenchanted her of her idealistic hopes.
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