Sentence examples for disconnected about from inspiring English sources

"I've really been disconnected about baseball," Rivera said.

There was something strangely shallow and disconnected about his words: "I put excessive pressure on his arm and it just snapped".

There were 16,885 in 1995, before the city disconnected about 4,000 in the South Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan and Queens as part of a 45-day pilot program; today there are 15,077.

There's something disembodied and disconnected about the discussion now.

The energy company said it would disconnect about 150 city enterprises and shorten the list of priority consumers like hospitals and schools, which have been exempt from cuts.

To compound conversational challenges, the brain disconnects about every 12-18 seconds to evaluate and process, which means we're often paying as much attention to our own thoughts as we are to other people's words.

There's one conversation happening about culture, and another one, largely disconnected, happening about law.

Without clarity about priorities, people can only pick up random, disconnected cues about strategy, and alignment is then hit-and-miss.

Astronomy is not just a collection of fascinating, disconnected facts about our universe.

Along the way, he tells apparently disconnected stories about the deforestation of Britain, the drowned town of Dunwich, the herring trade and Bergen-Belsen.

During that time, when the effects of the K began decreasing, I had some deep but emotionally disconnected thoughts about my life.