Sentence examples for been a disjunction between from inspiring English sources

The truth is, there has always been a disjunction between study and work.

The result, as Mr. Steinfels carefully documents, has been a disjunction between the life of the church and its titular directors.

SIMMS: There's always been a disjunction between the general notion of how the country perceives New York -- as this strange, crazy place -- and how much they identify with shows set in New York.

But Rick Mater, senior vice president of broadcast standards for the WB Network, suggests that there has always been a disjunction between the conservative nature of television and the society at large, although he admits that the reverse may be unfolding.

There is a disjunction between philosophy and practice.

"There is a disjunction between scientific observation and policymakers," Kent says.

"There's a disjunction between the work that must be done, and the people doing it.

But there is a disjunction between the political sphere and the entertainment industry's focus on redemption.

As Hoyles points out, there's a disjunction between school maths and maths people use in their lives.

This was a disjunction — between the natural-aesthetic glories of surfing and the ugly chauvinism of many surfers — that had distressed me since I was a kid.

All through my teenage life and beyond there was a disjunction between what was really happening in people's lives and how it was reflected in the institutions and the laws of the country.