Sentence examples for a huge disjunction between from inspiring English sources

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

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.

There's a theoretical disjunction between what Downing Street policy-makers conceptualise as the vulnerable child and what is the reality of the vulnerable child at street level.

There is, in consequence, often a subtle disjunction between Lincoln's content and his codas, as James Oakes puts it in his fine new account of Lincoln's friendship with Frederick Douglass, "The Radical and the Republican".

A similar disjunction between form and content occurs in The Goat, which is about a middle-class architect having an affair, though with the twist that the infidelity involves bestiality with the title character.

What we do know is that there was a marked disjunction between the majority positive view of the article among commenters and those external critics who were moved to blog on Wolf's work.

Wilson's argument requires a radical disjunction between heterosexuality and homosexuality.

This reflects a strange disjunction between the optimism of the top-tier boomers venture capitalists, academics and the self-described progressives and the realities facing most Californians.

And still there is a strange disjunction between the powerlessness that emanates from the imagery of Pruitt Igoe's demolition and the blame that is attributed to these buildings.

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

The results (Fig. 3a) reveal a striking disjunction between the areas that best fit the inflectional and the phrasal models.