Disillusionment used in a sentence

Disillusionment in a sentence as a noun

Can we rename "the trough of disillusionment" to "the pit of despair"?

From the height of their disillusionment they look down upon those whom they despise as simple souls.

I think it's somewhat of a disillusionment, like a boss you thought was a friend turning out to be just a normal boss.

I know it's a statement of cynicism and disillusionment.

I wonder if Bitcoin is past the trough of disillusionment and ready for a serious explosion?

The reality isn't quite as fantastic, but I appreciate learning the truth over belated disillusionment.

I've dabbled in J, and it's left me with a permanent sense of slight disillusionment with regards to every other numerical programming language I've used.

If you're a contemplative/philosophical person, especially a smart one, there's a good chance that you can tap right into people's ennui and disillusionment.

The reality isn't quite as fantastic, but I appreciate learning the truth over belated disillusionment.-Just realized the author is pgbovine -- excellent work!

I'm one of those people and I so wish that it didn't have to be this way. I don't think you're seeing people criticizing his views on ties, so much as you're seeing disillusionment at a much deeper level with RMS' personal and intellectual failings, which are pretty broadly on display even when he's writing about trivial things like ties or hobbies or cell phones.

Ultimately, though, WhyWeProtest slowly became irrelevant, because without a steady stream of angry people and plenty of press coverage their membership was decimated by the attrition of boredom and disillusionment.

In the end, we ended up with two half-baked infrastructures in two different languages and reached the trough of disillusionment before anything we could show to be disillusioned about!It's something that I've learned in other parts of my life, especially through writing, but have never quite managed in coding.