Sentence examples for disconnection of children from inspiring English sources

Another aspect of the devaluing of nature is, as we've discussed before, the disconnection of children from direct contact with the natural world.

He noted that it was "the emotional side of things" that made the episode successful, such as the dissatisfaction Bart and Lisa feel because of their disconnection with the children, and also Homer's transformation into a "very wise, sweet guy after somehow surviving into old age".

Disconnection of whole families is not an acceptable punishment.

Running parallel to this disconnection of the ground plane from the earth beneath it, a sense of social disconnection haunts this sprawling cityscape.

There is, he said, "an apparent non sequitur — or disconnection of a sort — in midsentence".

Its velocity acts as a rich counterpoint to the profound disconnection of its narrator.

Equipment failure causing accidental disconnection of the normal grid.

Possibly the greatest damage will be the disconnection of generations.

The disconnection of Mary from her Jewish heritage is part of the same falsification.

Similarly, generalized disconnection of hubs would reduce eigenvector centrality.

The systemic vascular resistance increases with disconnection of the placenta.