Sentence examples for a disconnection from from inspiring English sources

Spinoza says that sadness arises from a disconnection from our potençia – our power to act.

The US had shown "a misjudgement of world reaction" and "a disconnection from reality".

Instead, there has been a trickle down of the attitudes of the wealthy: a disconnection from the state, mutual obligation and shared humanity.

What irritates them, however, is a certain sense of immediate entitlement and, at the same time, a disconnection from Israel as a Zionist enterprise, as a cause.

Separatist MPs used their majority to pass legislation pledging a "disconnection from the Spanish state" in favour of the "beginning of the process toward the creation of an independent Catalan state in the form of a republic".

Last November, the Catalan parliament voted to begin the process of breaking away from Spain after separatist MPs used their majority to pass legislation to effect a "disconnection from the Spanish state" and pave the way for an independent Catalan state.

Last spring, after falling behind on bills, the Tam-Diazes received a disconnection notice from Consolidated Edison.

As environmental sciences live through a concern about the environment as a whole, disconnection from our outside is more than just a typical academic characteristic.

Nonetheless, exactly one year later the regional parliament narrowly approved a measure to implement a "peaceful disconnection from the Spanish state".

On November 9, 2015, the Catalan parliament narrowly approved a measure to implement a "peaceful disconnection from the Spanish state".

Indeed, on November 9, 2015, the regional parliament in Catalonia began the process of seceding from Spain by narrowly approving a measure to implement a "peaceful disconnection from the Spanish state".