Sentence examples for distant disconnect from inspiring English sources

Instead, she exhibited a distant disconnect with African Americans akin to the reputations of fellow radio cohorts Rush Limbaugh and Glenn Beck.

"The team did become a bit distant and disconnect from the fans so it is important to reengage that relationship.

Leadership was distant and disconnected.

Bart Scott says, "Rex was a little more distant, more disconnected".

The board, the judge said, "is unusually large, and the residences and daily lives of too many members are distant and disconnected from the charitable interests they serve".

Plus, I felt distant and disconnected from the others in my unit because I was trans and couldn't serve openly, and that distance separated me from the rest of the "team".

"Putting states in jeopardy, by inventing a new meaning for a longstanding statutory provision, is another example of how distant and disconnected the administration is from what is happening across the country".

These observations demonstrate the daunting challenge of providing information about subjects that are largely distant and disconnected from the public's lives.

Some low points leave me so distant and disconnected from reality I feel numb.

It is easy and tempting, however, when we speak about knowledge dispelling ignorance, to represent ignorance as an abstract, distant and ethereal phenomenon, disconnected from the concrete realities of human life.

Hanging on the southernmost tip of the UK, gesturing towards the distant North Atlantic, it feels oddly disconnected.