Sentence examples for disengage altogether from inspiring English sources

Former head of the civil service Gus O'Donnell last month said the public had a right to be disillusioned, admonishing a declining political system – a system from which Russell Brand (in famously believes we should disengage altogether.

She advised those calling to complain to put pressure on their legislators, regardless of the party they are a member of, rather than yell at poll workers or disengage altogether.

As one reads the files, one can sense the MoD's growing irritation with the subject – an irritation that arguably culminated on 1 December 2009 when the MoD finally disengaged altogether and announced that they would no longer be investigating UFO sightings reported by the public.

Seventy percent see themselves working independently at some point - disengaging altogether from large corporations.

The terrorist attacks cast a cloud of suspicion over all forms of religious certainty, and the fumbled response of the religious right has led many to disengage from politics altogether.

However, if the external parties are overly aggressive or critical, people will disengage from thought altogether, and simply assert their personal opinions without justification.

These "orphans" struggle to deliver their interventions through a relatively neglected service delivery channel, or they disengage from ANC altogether and use their own channels, as is often the case with antenatal tetanus toxoid.

Speaking less doesn't mean disengaging entirely.

With all the talk about "disengaged" leaders and followers not to mention the unemployed who are disengaged from work altogether, maybe we just go ahead and name our new normal the Disengagement Economy.

"The most desirable partners, especially the most desirable women, are likely to find the process of sifting through so many first-contact e-mails aversive, perhaps causing them to disengage from the process altogether," the researchers write.

Although they will accommodate GOC petulancy by hosting dual national day ceremonies (and spare Cuban officials the "affront" of sharing space with Cubans it deems unworthy) and cordon off their ambassadors from civil society engagement, the holdout countries resist pressure to disengage from civil society altogether.