Sentence examples for a sharp disjunction between from inspiring English sources

This often results in a sharp disjunction between growth rings, as the next cell formed will be a large-diameter, thin-walled cell that marks initiation of the next year's earlywood.

Holkot's sharp disjunction between natural and spiritual "likenesses," natural and spiritual qualities, went beyond the traditional distinction between sensible and intelligible species and seems to show the effects of the Ockhamist critique, even while he retained remnants of the Aristotelian vocabulary.

Marcel draws a sharp distinction between opinion and belief.

Again, as with doctrine, so here we might wish to avoid any overly sharp disjunction of phenomenology and practice.

He noted a sharp difference between the two options.

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.

Fit a sharp razor blade between the head and comb.

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

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.