Sentence examples for bit disconnected from inspiring English sources

Things tend to get a bit strange, a bit disconnected".

The work has always seemed a bit disconnected from the bright, fluffy jumpers they sell in store.

Your characters feel fully human, but some of the laughter they inspire comes when they seem dim or a bit disconnected.

I started to feel a bit disconnected from our San Francisco office, so we got two big screens with cameras there and here in New York.

It was difficult for the Las Vegas police department, because their suspects were in Compton and they were a bit disconnected.

Sometimes he is a bit disconnected from his wife, who keeps hiding his running shoes and buying expensive towels that he hates.

Are we just a bit more disconnected from ourselves and isolated from others without it?

In other words, bits of disconnected knowledge are meaningless; all knowledge must find some imaginative application to the students' own lives, or else it becomes so much useless trivia, and the students themselves become good at parroting facts but not thinking for themselves.

"Once you leave art school, you can feel a bit isolated or disconnected — so it's important, in terms of community," said Kari Robertson, a recent GSA graduate and Transmission council member.

When testing this further, I declined an incoming call, but found that the phone didn't ring indefinitely as promised, but rather rang a bit then automatically disconnected the call.

But its tangle of subplots is so incoherent that the film feels like disconnected bits crudely stitched together.