Sentence examples for disconnected works from inspiring English sources
MORRISTOWN Gallery at 14 Maple "Disconnected," works by 36 artists who live or work in New Jersey.
That everybody in this production seems to inhabit the same planet is particularly impressive, given that "Merchant" is traditionally one of Shakespeare's most disconnected works in performance.
MORRISTOWN Gallery at 14 Maple "Disconnected," 48 works by 36 artists who live or work in New Jersey.
While we originally identified these three ways of engagement in the context of the Council's work supporting youth disconnected from work and school, we believe these approaches can apply to all young people regardless of their circumstances.
The dissonance (the word disconnect works just as well, if you prefer) has been between two types of signals.
Why would a mayor be so disconnected from working people that he would never expect — not in a million years — a truck driver's support?
Even if automation provides people with the opportunity to find purpose elsewhere, it's not clear whether we'll be ready or able to conceive of a life of meaning which is totally disconnected from work.
"The more successful these regions are, the more they're stuck in traffic, the more they're gobbling up open space, and the more disconnected the working poor are from jobs," said Bruce Katz, director of the Brookings Institution's Center on Urban and Metropolitan Policy.
"People are realizing that if you're going to build a behind-the-meter grid, you need on-site command-and-control". "The growth of on-site generation has started expanding exponentially in the past 10 years, but most on-site energy systems are still disconnected and working in silos," he adds.
