Sentence examples for Stay disengaged from inspiring English sources
To begin the network with an underlying condition of (m_{o}) hubs ((m_{o}) ≥ 2) the degree of every hub ought to be at least 1, in light of the fact that generally hubs will stay disengaged from whatever is left of the system.
With millions of followers combined, these accounts could feasibly influence huge numbers of young people to believe in falsehoods and lies, and to stay disengaged from the real politics that affect their lives.
This canonical work, like others from Sanskrit, caught the attention of British Orientalist scholars; but the British colonial was contemptuous of the music itself – which sounded to him or her like an alarming cacophony – and stayed emphatically disengaged from it.
Witness the vast majority who choose to stay uninformed and disengaged, and how that enables all the political mayhem we all disdain.
But for every active shareholder who votes for change, thousands of passive ones remain disengaged.
But Heade himself was sufficiently disengaged to take off for Brazil in 1863, and stay for a year or more, enjoying the royal favours of Dom Pedro II, who made him a Knight of the Order of the Rose.' Might it be possible, he wonders, that rather than depicting the ominous approach of war, Heade simply 'liked the still, soft, electric atmosphere before a summer thunder shower'?
If they find a company that offers challenging work, a sense of purpose and development they will stay, he adds.When a millennial is using her smartphone in a meeting, she may be multitasking, rather than disengaged or rude, argues Dan Schawbel, who has just written a book about Generation Y at work.
Fortunately, the book doesn't stay in media whine mode for long but reverts to a clash between an engagé Sartrean intellectual par excellence and the politically disengaged, sometimes self-pitying Houellebecq.
Call them the disengaged.
