disenchantment

1 His disenchantment with stardom collapsed into depression over the following years.

2 This teeming assortment of personalities is the book’s biggest asset, and Dobyns does his best work when paying close attention to the disenchantments that plague his cast.

3 When those idols are found to have feet of clay, the pain of disenchantment can be profound.

当人们发现那些偶像有严重的缺陷时，会产生无比痛苦的失落感。

4 But Lozano’s appreciation of this achievement was largely undercut by her increasing disenchantment with what she saw as the hypocrisy and careerism of the art world.

5 For me, and many other women “blessed” with big breasts, bra shopping is a stressful, even shameful, experience wrought with self-delusion, loathing, and disenchantment.

6 More telling may be an objection to some of his later fiction as infected by his political disenchantment.

7 Yet this seemingly benign scenario has to be juxtaposed with the rise of the Black Lives Matter movement – including its contradictions and disenchantments.

8 While studying photojournalism in college, Hayman’s first assignment was to photograph President Richard Nixon at the White House in 1973, but he was disenchanted by the frenzy of press at the event.

9 To read the interview with Estregan’s spokesman, a former Marxist suffering from “the fatigue of piety,” is to feel on your own nerves the corrosive power of political disenchantment.

10 Dickens’ disenchantment with Mary throughout her political and romantic career melts away before the sombre circumstances of her death.

11 She borrows from a familiar sense of disenchantment with the profession when she tries to give life to Garland’s emotional state at the end of her life.

12 It’s vigorous folk-rock and a rare optimistic song — though it’s only “could be” — on an album full of disenchantment.

13 After a season of declining ratings, judge disarray and fan disenchantment, the addictive TV talent jamboree has to get its act back together soon if it hopes to remain a water-cooler sensation.

14 Quotations from the late ’60s reveal hints of a different sensibility developing, perhaps out of continuing disenchantment: a transnational universalism.

15 The disenchantment of the poetry in the 1990s is linked to that of the poetry subject in poetry writers' poetry position.

1990年代诗歌的“失魅”，与诗歌写作者在诗学立场上对诗歌主体“祛魅”密不可分。

16 Lurking everywhere in the secularised West is what he calls a “disenchantment with disenchantment”.

17 With “Sunday,” he moves from the realm of fantastical enchantment into that of mundane disenchantment, and a cast of characters who are of legal drinking age, if only just.

18 Gogol was a contemporary of these writers, but his fiction speaks even more to our growing disenchantment with their ambivalent bequest.

19 And while many young Americans are disenchanted with Biden, there’s no sign of movement toward former President Trump.

20 Yet that decision may merely aggravate voters' disenchantment with the EU.

然而这一决定或许只会让选民对于欧盟更加不抱幻想。

1 失望

disappointed disenchanted sell frustration disappointment gloom chagrin comedown let-down fail disappoint

2 不抱幻想

disillusionment

3 醒悟

awakening disentrancement wake awake waken undeceive disentrance disillusion disenchant come to oneself disillusioned see the light