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I came back disenchanted.
Disenchanted imam, an Islamist kid halfway to the bomb belt.
I'm very disenchanted with it.
It would be normal if you didn't feel a bit… disenchanted.
Welcome to the disenchanted forest, Gibbs.
Disenchanted imam, an Islamist kid halfway to the bomb belt.
This obstacle has not disenchanted the crew.
Disenchanted lately. And yet, I have been feeling a little… And yet.
He said that Floki became disenchanted with their new life No.
Now I suggest you clean up Tubby while I get some photos of this disenchanted little boy.
Raise your hand if you're thoroughly disenchanted with our little pleasant Earth vacation.
Reagan comes in on this promise of wealth for all… improving the lives for all, especially disenchanted white voters.
No. He said that Floki became disenchanted with their new life.
Victims become disenchanted and frustrated, and to them the whole idea of Europe seems to have failed.
And yet, I have been feeling a little… Disenchanted lately. And yet.
I am therefore somewhat disenchanted that some Members of this Parliament have tabled amendments suggesting something other than full membership.
It is therefore only natural that people are disenchanted with the slow pace of change.
This is destroying our inner cities, where drug dealers find a large market andsometimes even become role models for disenchanted young people.
This is the theme that ultimately leaves Jem disenchanted with the justice system and leaves Scout in disbelief;
When you spoke to Parliament in 2000,setting out your priorities as President, you said:‘Europe's citizens are disenchanted and anxious.
Improving the lives for all, especially disenchanted white voters. Reagan comes in on this promise of wealth for all.
But the fleshly grumble that proceeds out of the heart of the disenchanted believer is poison.
Only, to be perfectly honest with you,I was rather disenchanted with yesterday' s meeting of the Committee on Budgetary Control. It was too short.
TV Guide labelled Steinberg"offbeat, racy, outrageous, andestablishment-baiting- all of which makes him a particular favorite among the young and disenchanted.
Our citizens often become disenchanted with the European Union precisely because they encounter too many administrative obstacles when attempting to secure funding.
Madam President, I have to say frankly that I do not understand what is happening in Lithuania, or rather,that we feel disenchanted and indignant about this.
The other side of that coin is that more andmore members of the public become disenchanted with a European Union the most visible aspect of which is the way it decks itself in an array of bureaucratic rules and regulations.
If we make empty promises, then the 20 million unemployed will be given no hope, andeveryone else will make us aware of how they have become more- rather than less- disenchanted with Europe.
One of the myths retold inOvid's Metamorphoses is of King Pygmalion who, when he grows disenchanted with real women, sculpts a statue of a woman with whom he falls in love.
Mr President, eight years ago in this very Chamber, a young Member of Parliament defended the opinion on the Treaty of Amsterdam and said that it was not perfect, as we knew, but that it was not the final destination, and cited, as I am going to do again today,a Miguel de Cervantes disenchanted with life in his final days, who said that there were occasions when we had to choose whether to be a road or an inn.