Sentence examples for fairly disconnected from inspiring English sources
A recent Ryan Lizza piece in the New Yorker shows just how disconnected Trump is from the Republican elite, who are themselves fairly disconnected from many Republican voters.
The law review is "fairly disconnected from the breadth and the rough and tumble of real politics," said Bruce Spiva, a former review editor who now practices civil rights law in Washington.
Instead, they succumbed to the "grow at all costs" approach, a strategy fairly disconnected from why any of these institutions were granted nonprofit status to begin with -- not to become privately held investment trusts, but rather to advance some measure of social good.
The key rationale in bringing these fairly disconnected bodies of literature together is that there is much to be learnt across these broad fields of knowledge.
It was a fairly disconnected family, so people hadn't seen each other in a while and didn't have great relationships.
It was Gould's recordings of Goldberg that really provided me with a way in, with a foothold, because up to that point, I had thought of, for lack of a better word, "classical" music as being something that was fairly rhythmically disconnected from the body.
[Comment From Cassandra]: As I was reading the profile, I was struck by a fairly disturbing disconnect between the empathy you've had for characters like Calliope, forced to be a slave literally for her master, a "bitch".
The level of concern about the economy remains remarkably high: 82 percent say it is either "fairly bad" or "very bad". But most Americans seem to feel their anxieties and the Presidential campaign are disconnected.
"I feel completely disconnected".
"I've been disconnected".
He disconnected the oven.
