Sentence examples for continue to be disconnected from inspiring English sources

"Until progressives can have more holistic discussions about the state, surveillance, and civil liberties," writes Peterson, "the reality of digital surveillance will continue to be disconnected from those of us who live under the threat of physical surveillance every day", which touches upon our critique of the limitations of organizing around trickle-down social justice.

Without this, there will continue to be a disconnect between the discourse of international SRH human rights and the realities within which large numbers of women live their lives and make their day-to-day decisions [ 28].

Unless this matter is redressed there will continue to be a disconnect between what is advocated in policy (that family carers needs are assessed and adequately responded to) and what actually happens in clinical practice (health professionals operating without a suitable evidence base to support family carers).

It became erratic, and had to be disconnected.

I prefer to be disconnected from the audience.

"Mongolians hate to be disconnected from the world," Ganbat said.

This repetition appeared to be disconnected from the adults' approaches.

"There continues to be a disconnect between the people sent to this building and the people out there who the governor obviously connects with.

There continues to be a large disconnect in the polls in Pennsylvania, with some polls showing Sen. Bob Casey (D) leading Tom Smith (R) by comfortable margins and others showing the race to be within the margin of error.

There continues to be a significant disconnect between the identification of detained youth with psychopathology and connection to appropriate community mental health care.

Mr. Romney continues to be dogged by the notion that he is disconnected from the middle class.