Sentence examples for a disjunction between from inspiring English sources

There is a disjunction between philosophy and practice.

"There is a disjunction between scientific observation and policymakers," Kent says.

The truth is, there has always been a disjunction between study and work.

But there is a disjunction between the political sphere and the entertainment industry's focus on redemption.

"There's a disjunction between the work that must be done, and the people doing it.

I have an accent, I speak without authority, and so I've always perceived a disjunction between it and me.

And there is an odd disjunction between a movement that still offers no "program" beyond a vague slogan -- and whose engine is an experiment in democracy that struggles in small groups -- and a concerted effort at disruption.

For many "impostors," a disjunction exists between their self-assessment and their actual abilities.

There's a kind of reality vacuum, a huge disjunction between intent and action.

This was supported by a previous study which found a genetic disjunction between populations from the Malay Peninsula and Japan [ 41].

Readers are left with a troubling disjunction between the rhetorical importance of structure and a statistically significant, but largely unimpressive association between the level of governance and HIV prevalence.