Sentence examples for at disconnect from inspiring English sources

Casey Oppenheim, a co-founder at Disconnect, tells TechCrunch that both Android and desktop web versions of the app are also "in the works".

"Juno" director Jason Reitman looks at disconnect in the digital age in the 2014 drama "Men, Women & Children".

With today's tech, e-mail is the worst at disconnecting.

Many burglars are adept at disconnecting the incoming electrical lines to shut off the alarm.

Until the new album, she was content to sing standards and let the texture of her voice and her facility at disconnected scat improvisation do the work.

The Adversary aims at disconnecting the network shaped by the Designer.

Decoupling, which aims at disconnecting natural resource use from economic growth, can be seen as one of the key strategies for sustainable development [1].

Society and media have done an effective job at disconnecting us from vibrant health and well-being by first constructing and glamorizing flawlessness, and then ostracizing our very nature.

But if Obama's recovery plan doesn't work -- and, if it doesn't, it'll be because it wasn't big and bold enough -- Rove and the gang have a highly polished narrative at the ready, one that succeeds at disconnecting what Obama had to do to stimulate to economy with what happened before he took office.

While some audience members clapped, others shifted uncomfortably at the disconnect between Gay's light-hearted opening and Jong's seriousness.

But in Diyarbakir, where daily life is interspersed with the rattle of gunfire, there is also a sense of disbelief at the disconnect between what they see happening in their city and the accounts they watch and read.