Sentence examples for extraordinary disconnect from inspiring English sources

What explains this extraordinary disconnect between prewar statements and postwar reality?

One thing I note during my week in broadcasting studios is the extraordinary disconnect between the BBC presentation and what ordinary people can see.

Not just because of the extraordinary disconnect between Leigh and Timothy Spall's brilliant realisation of Turner and the complete misrepresentation of Ruskin, but because this injustice is one that has been going on for more than a century.

The disconnect between the extraordinary promise of cancer immunotherapies and the vagaries of their application, between the possible and the merely doable, always bothered Steinman.

There's a disconnect between the extraordinary way she presents her music and the ordinariness of the music itself: easy to ignore when she comes up with a pop song as irrefutable as Bad Romance or Poker Face, a bit glaring when she doesn't.

Lázaro Campos, Swift's chief executive, said in the statement that "disconnecting banks is an extraordinary and unprecedented step for Swift.

The price is the more extraordinary because the paint is applied in thick, seemingly disconnected impastos, despite the claim made in the catalog that the picture "possesses an architectural quality to its composition".

Kam Kuwata, a veteran Democratic political operative in Los Angeles, said Mr. Schwarzenegger had an extraordinary chance to connect with California's famously atomized and disconnected electorate.

The disconnect between the relative simplicity of the investigation and its extraordinary importance is also manifested in appearances.

A feeling of being disconnected from professional care further contributed to the experiences of extraordinary exposure.

There's a stark disconnect between the people and the Congress today that is palpable, which goes a long way in explaining the extraordinary tone of this presidential election cycle.