Are we even more disconnected from the sources of our seafood than we are from everything else we eat?
Cables hung from the two surveillance cameras, which had apparently been disconnected.
When people lose their traditional ways of living, when they are disconnected from their traditional structures, they take drugs and start fighting.
He said he had acted to protect the child and was concerned that the mother had grabbed her arm and that the child was in danger of falling off the bed and becoming disconnected from the hospital machines.
In terms of the poverty and being disconnected, it's not because people are stupid or not creative, they just didn't have a chance, they weren't at the table.
That is a word, often overused by cinema critics, to describe work that is dreamy, elliptical and apparently disconnected from real life.
But it is while carrying out these shopping trips that you realise how disconnected you are from the world.
Although Sinn Féin is disconnected from real power in the Republic, it remains an influential force in the north, running ministries from education to transport but still ultimately in financial hock to the British Treasury.
When she speaks, her words seem curiously disconnected from the overall neutrality of her demeanour.
Looking even further back, the earliest works in the show such as her Lovers paintings (1960) at first glance seem stereotypically painterly and introspective – in lockstep with a dominant 20th-century narrative of painting as private, subjective and in quest of authentic emotion disconnected from politics.
But the most pernicious peddlers of apps are not the small guys but the publishing conglomerates whose apps are essentially crippled, disconnected mini-websites designed to make sure that users are corralled in ways that suit their publishers.
