Sentence examples for having been disengaged from inspiring English sources

Consider: As the Palestinian murder of Jewish civilians exploded, Democrats blamed Bush for having been "disengaged".

That does not mean that Collins has been disengaged.

Thus far, the Obama administration has been disengaged from the tax reform effort.

At this point the co-pilot was heard saying "we've lost the speeds" and "alternate law", which signals the autopilot has been disengaged.

As the investigators believe the pilots were somehow incapacitated, this means the autopilot would have been disengaged for almost four minutes after both engines flamed out.

Downing Street says he has been waiting for the most opportune time to go to Israel to lend his support to a peace deal, and denies that he has been disengaged from the peace negotiations.

Strauss's apology was rather more wholehearted than the one that Paul Downton was required to give after his comments on BBC radio that Pietersen had been "disengaged" and disinterested" in Australia at the end of the Ashes series.

Resilience would have been similar across the single- and dual-task blocks, because, in both cases, attention would have been disengaged from the central task while peripheral items were being processed.

"If we can ally that to getting non-voters and the people who've been disengaged... then get the tactical vote from the Conservatives, then these seats become winnable".

IOR effects are typically only observed after attention has been disengaged from a location, leading to the prediction that the increased scrutiny of, and delayed attentional engagement from, the cued location as a result of hand proximity would lead to a smaller IOR effect.

For the majority of my presentation this school leader had been disengaged himself with his technology.