Sentence examples for already disconnected from inspiring English sources

One bookstore owner said she had already disconnected the shop's free Wi-Fi, and not for monetary reasons.

"The Evening Post – as it was called then – was already disconnected from the city's black communities," said Norton, editor of the paper for 12 years.

For instance, the government said that efficiency measures, especially in buildings, would help cut electricity demand 10 percent by 2020, or about the equivalent to the nuclear plants already disconnected from the grid.

The way VAR is experienced is completely different for fans in the stadium than it is on TV where the pause can be filled up with replays, and where fans are already disconnected from the passion of the stadium crowd.

Those most at risk are already disconnected, disillusioned, without work or purpose and angry.

It reinforces unreal body expectations, encourages the enumeration of ideal qualities/deal breakers, and contributes to the further disconnectedness of my already disconnected generation.

Subscribers were already disconnecting at a rapid pace, moving to wireless service and phone service from cable companies.

You come here already feeling disconnected.

"Subjecting children to control orders will in practical terms further marginalise and alienate young people who are already feeling disconnected from society," he said.

SM: It might be tempting to suggest that political messaging can do the job, but I've grown skeptical about how much of a difference that makes for people who already feel disconnected from government.

Like it or not, there is a part of Catalonia that is already emotionally disconnected from Spain, even without a declaration of independence, and it will stay that way for decades.