Sentence examples for disengaged approach from inspiring English sources

Disenchanted at Obama's disengaged approach on health care and gay rights, Hildebrand told Politico's Ben Smith that he was "losing patience".

Critic Rich Kreiner found that Brown's disengaged approach to Louis Riel invited a reader-response approach to reading it.

Though she insists they are "intense, evocative little gems," the author himself calls them mere "scribblings that cost me an hour of grammatical anguish" and portrays himself as carrying on "slightly randomly," mocking his offhand, disengaged approach.

One of the biggest differences the report revealed was how engaged and disengaged organizations approach the subject differently.

New team recruits may not want to join, old ones may indicate a desire to leave or get disengaged, and the whole team may approach a board requesting a change.

Mr. Nasr portrays the White House's handling of foreign policy as overly cautious, sometimes disengaged and at times even politicized — an approach he asserts has led to a general waning of American influence abroad.

Most of those disengaged employees also feel justified about their approach to work, even though they have colleagues in the exact same position who are fired up to be there.

Such disengaged responses cannot be discovered using the current approach.

An uninteresting training approach could cause the learners to be disengaged and demotivated to learn and thus cause the training to be ineffective and could potentially hinder the organization strategies.

Nearly every action in the book carries a symbolic resonance: each time Alan is approached by a foreign woman, he becomes disengaged and, in fact, impotent, and when finally he does go into a local hospital for his cyst, he's worked on by a team made up of Chinese, English, German, Italian, Russian and mongrel Lebanese medical professionals.

Despite our best efforts, many children with disabilities still do not have physical access to school; some are actively excluded from attending school; many are isolated from their families in order to be able to attend school; and, many more, feel disengaged from the learning in classrooms where a teacher-centered approach takes place.