disenchanted

Maybe people don't vote because they are disenchanted with the system they don't believe works as it was supposed to?

Corporate programming is easy to become disenchanted with as it's very repetitive and the end result is often safe but underwhelming.

One of the things I'm most disenchanted with is how on uncontroversial things they'll offer an opinion.

This is why SO, reddit, HN are slowly getting long time users disenchanted.

I'm somewhat disenchanted with the prospects of keeping a house safe with the use of a lock.

To this, add some work stress, and it's easy to get disenchanted.

I was an eager beaver with sabermetrics many years ago, but I've become disenchanted with the powers-that-be in that realm.

He had done a lot of work with Ruby on Rails and had grown disenchanted with it, and decided to write a better framework.

We are disenchanted by the idea of more monthly payments and debt.

He sounds like he's just disenchanted with life, and his circumstances?

Writing it down now, maybe I don't have that much to moan about:) It's just the programming I've become disenchanted with.

So that leaves me ultimately disenchanted with nowhere to go.

With an attitude of "The customer is not always right", disagreements will leave customers disenchanted one by one, and slowly these loyal customers will become less loyal.