Sentence examples for * disjunct from inspiring English sources

The disjunct is palpable.

The piece is in three disjunct parts.

For me what is baffling is the utter disjunct between private passion and public policy.

The disjunct between supporter expectation and the limits of the role has never been clearer.

There is, in any case, a deliberate disjunct between actor and environment.

Rarely has the disjunct between celebrity gossip rubbish and the actual truth looked so ridiculously exposed.

Steel's attention to modern scores is commendable, but he has pieced together an odd, disjunct repertory.

Shapey is unafraid of repetition, meaning that disjunct atonal figures assume an iconic familiarity.

As if Monteverdi's meta-mass wasn't enough for anachronisms, the extra chronological disjunct here is enjoyably disorienting.

The play is also about the power of rhetoric and the disjunct between public stance and private life.

But the disjunct from reality, the delusion of pre-existing superiority remains one of many clogs in the machine.