Sentence examples for disengaged to from inspiring English sources

Ms. Krall's attitude throughout the record sounds disengaged to the point of sleepiness.

The elder Mr. Solomon fed and bathed his son when Andrew became too disengaged to take care of himself.

Abroad, he is seen as weak and disengaged, to the frustration of America's allies.Not all the barbs aimed at Mr Obama are fair.

When the world proved recalcitrant, the President was too disengaged to do it himself, and he didn't give his Secretary of State the chance.

The last three contestants standing this year are a joke act gone horribly wrong, and two of the sort of blank-faced, personality-free nonentities who tend to win televised talent shows whenever the audience is too disengaged to care.

But Heade himself was sufficiently disengaged to take off for Brazil in 1863, and stay for a year or more, enjoying the royal favours of Dom Pedro II, who made him a Knight of the Order of the Rose.' Might it be possible, he wonders, that rather than depicting the ominous approach of war, Heade simply 'liked the still, soft, electric atmosphere before a summer thunder shower'?

His advice is for the US to remain disengaged but to provide intelligence to the Saudis to monitor the crisis.

We could judge when a group was off-task by simply listening to the conversation (we observed that our presence next to each table was rarely a signal for disengaged groups to return to the task, and many times a disengaged group would continue being off-task even with a facilitator nearby).

The prospect of future emigration fed by networks abroad may induce those planning to leave to become politically disengaged prior to their departure (Hiskey, Montalvo, & Orcés, 2014).

They're purposefully not migrating all users or content created in v1 either; the idea is to strip away disengaged downloaders to ensure a strong core of active enthusiasts remains, with Scott stressing "we love churn" — given the goal is to build sustained engagement, not size at any cost.

Much as his fellow countrymen Mike Newell, Stephen Frears and Roger Michell do today, Neame seemed to apply the same disengaged competence to whatever came across his desk, be it "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie" (for which Maggie Smith won her first Oscar in 1969) or "The Poseidon Adventure" (which won Oscars for "visual achievement" and best song in 1972).