Sentence examples for disconnected remarks from inspiring English sources
When Mr. Brown finally appeared, he stayed less than five minutes, delivering a few disconnected remarks above the uproar, and a couple of choruses of "Killing Is Out, School Is In".
Local Democrats immediately decried Shaw's remarks, calling him "disconnected from reality".
His remarks also seemed somewhat disconnected from the unusual circumstances of the mayoral race, which was not even scheduled to be held this year.
No one likes being called odd, even "non-racists", but UKIP leader Nigel Farage brushed off the remarks as an indication of "how disconnected [David Cameron] is".
On a mathematical note we want to remark that the network does not need to be disconnected to result in a non-ergodic Markov chain.
The fact that his taunting remark to the press in that challenge to "follow me around" was entirely disconnected, according to Bai's article, from the investigation that exposed him, is basically irrelevant.
The remarks infuriated Likud-Beiteinu, which issued a sharp statement condemning Mr. Peres for expressing what it called a "personal political opinion that is disconnected from the Israeli public's stance regarding Abu Mazen, the peace refusenik".
The senator's aides billed his remarks, in a speech and question-and-answer session here, as the start of a bid to portray his ticket's platform as a coherent vision rather than merely a string of disconnected proposals.
"I feel completely disconnected".
"I've been disconnected".
He disconnected the oven.
