Sentence examples for bit of disconnect from inspiring English sources
"There is a little bit of disconnect between the two.
Part of the reason why this will happen is because there's a fair bit of disconnect between critics and the masses to which such films are targeted.
There's often a bit of disconnect between corporates tech companies and startups.
Q: One aspect [of your pitch] is it's in places where people don't use their device, but you're also expecting people to use their device so there's a little bit of disconnect there –- so where are people doing the sharing?
It turns out that a little bit of disconnect goes a long way in learning motor tasks, according to a study published online Monday in the journal Nature Neuroscience.
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.
