By God, if Senor Merlin has not found out some other way of disenchanting the lady Dulcinea del Toboso, she may go to her grave enchanted.
It is a sort of disenchanting familiarity that rubs off the bloom.
And a woman who has not this subtle feeling always lacks charm, however intellectual she may be; I always think of her as sitting in the glare of disenchanting sunlight as indifferent to the exposure as a man would be.
It is needless to discuss here the merits of the stormy, disenchanting eighteenth century, which was the mother of our own, and upon which the world is likely to remain hopelessly divided.
The cold philosophy of the Maxims marked perhaps the reaction of his intellect against the disenchanting experiences of his life.
But perhaps the most fatal influence against the growth and perpetuation of vivid friendships between parents and children is the disenchanting effect of familiarity.
It was during this disenchanting examination that the realisation began to creep chillingly over Melville that his prospect of seeing the world as a sailor was, after all, but very doubtful.
For years you have this pleasure, unalloyed by any disenchanting reality.
It isdisenchanting to some of our cherished ideals.
The habit in some families for the members of it to show each other's letters is a most disenchanting one.
Sweet, as well as disenchanting experiences are sometimes gained behind the scenes.
He had actually succeeded in ignoring another disenchanting reality--the presence of Mrs. Danvers.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "disenchanting" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
