Sentence examples for been disengaged from from inspiring English sources
The geography of the euro plays a role: Many northern European countries, such as Denmark, the UK, Norway and Sweden, do not use the euro, and so have been disengaged from debates about how to keep Greece in the single currency zone.
Thus far, the Obama administration has been disengaged from the tax reform effort.
Downing Street says he has been waiting for the most opportune time to go to Israel to lend his support to a peace deal, and denies that he has been disengaged from the peace negotiations.
What makes the current mood so striking is that the younger and hipper and even less-than-mainstream crowd of entertainers, who have often been disengaged from the nation's political arena, seem intent now on committing themselves to working in what seems to be a war effort.
They've been disengaged from the world outside.
Resilience would have been similar across the single- and dual-task blocks, because, in both cases, attention would have been disengaged from the central task while peripheral items were being processed.
The cracked products are disengaged from the solids and taken out to a distillation column for separation of the desired products.
Over all, boredom is a state of "being disengaged from one's environment," he said, and it reflects a passive relationship to one's work.
Yet that year the company was criticized by leaders in Seattle and the news media for being disengaged from civic life compared with stalwarts like Boeing and Starbucks.
Amazon has also been bashed for being disengaged from civic life relative to local stalwarts known for their philanthropic giving, like Boeing, Microsoft and Starbucks.
"I think current students are disengaged from actions that happened 30 years ago," said Owen Elliott, 17, who will spend a year working at an architectural firm before attending Tufts University.
