Sentence examples for disengaged nature from inspiring English sources
The peculiarly disengaged nature of modern warfare has been explored in several recent dramas, from Rick Rosenthal's 2013 thriller Drones to Andrew Niccol's more celebrated 2014 drama Good Kill.
Both San Francisco and Sacramento are almost 400 miles from Los Angeles and nearly 500 miles from San Diego, which may help explain the evident disconnect between politics and reality in the Golden State, as well as the general disengaged nature of the body politic.
Maybe, like it was suggested to me, he is simply in a place of shunning his own heart and humanity, exploring, instead, the caricatured, disconnected and disengaged nature of human relationships.
GOP strategist Karl Rove on Thursday continued a sustained effort to keep President Barack Obama at the center of a trio of scandals, claiming that the issues were functions of his "disengaged and distant" nature.
Jonathan Swift writes: "Happiest, beyond all comparison, are those excellent Struldbrugs, who, being born exempt from that universal calamity of human nature, have their minds free and disengaged, without the weight and depression of spirits caused by the continual apprehensions of death!" The thing is, though, that eternal life is not all it's cracked up to be.
"In the age of LinkedIn and Glassdoor, business leaders can't afford to have disengaged employees and can't impose HR processes that are more administrative in nature vs. genuinely focused on talent development," Mandan said in a statement.
The first was that many organizations that we might expect to play a role in alcohol policy were almost entirely disengaged: while almost everyone recognized that there was a problem (even if they disagreed about its nature) they believed that they could do nothing about it.
Call them the disengaged.
He is engaged but disengaged.
