I assumed she thought I was a disconnected.
There is something of a disconnect, I think, between the book's power as a testament to New York and its evocation of a city hardly sustained by institutions at all.
"There's a fullness and soothing element to it that's not a disconnect when you think about what you're describing and what we've launched with Planet Oat". he said.
"I think there is a disconnect between what people think organic is and what it really is," Mr. Pollan told me a few days ago.
"I need the enthusiasts of the industry giving these kids something to aspire to and if it's not you, who is it?" In an effort to choose a more efficient mode of transportation for getting work done, I ran a quick Google search for wireless Internet and found the world is not as disconnected as I thought.
Especially after a betrayal in a relationship, it's easy to feel like the world is being turned upside down and you're in a free fall, disconnected from everything you thought you knew.
Usually I have very good control of my body, and if I'm not, I can feel it really quick, and tonight I had sort of a disconnect between where I thought I was and where I actually was".
The problem, said Kelly McGonigal, author of the "The Willpower Instinct" (Avery, 2011) and a health psychologist and lecturer at Stanford University, is that there is a disconnect between how we think of ourselves now and how we think of ourselves in the future.
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Seems as if there's a disconnect between what marketers "think" and what consumers actually believe.
Others think a disconnect exists between agencies and their clients, with agencies having become overly convinced about digital technology's advantages in reaching audiences.
