Sentence examples for appear disengaged from inspiring English sources

If you use this time to shuffle through notes, you appear disengaged.

If you look like you're just waiting for the example to be done before you can start speaking again, you appear disengaged.

Experts say that the segment of young working-class people who are struggling may appear disengaged, but that they are also highly persuadable.

Despite the sometimes excessive rhetoric emanating from his administration, most notably from his secretary of state, John Foster Dulles, Eisenhower was "remarkably willing, on occasion, to let himself appear disengaged, even weak," Thomas writes.

Among the many criticisms the president faced after the first debate was a stylistic one – that he spent too much time looking down at his notes or away from his opponent, making him appear disengaged.

Constant note-taking can make you appear disengaged.

Either way, Alexander appeared disengaged and stumbled through the announcement with all the enthusiasm of the walking dead.

Critics are saying that he appears disengaged, and they charge that he has no plan to end crisis.

There is a price to pay when a president appears disengaged, and President Obama obviously learned how much his diffidence cost him in the first debate this month.

Roberto Alomar was supposed to solidify both the infield and the offense, and he appears disengaged, an occasional habit in his career.

Some of the problem is that, apart from the issue of European defense spending, Trump has appeared disengaged, uninterested in the details of military mobility or command structure.