Sentence examples for increasingly disassociated from inspiring English sources

"What's driving this project is the belief that we've become increasingly disassociated from the actual state of our physical environment," said Dr. Charles Jorgensen, the lead scientist on the project.

Maybe the medium is no longer the message, as "the message" and "medium" become increasingly disassociated from one another through the integration of several mediums utilized to tell a single, more robust story.

We have become increasingly disassociated and estranged from the patterns of life and death, uncomfortable with the messiness of our own humanity, aging and, ultimately, mortality.

Modernisation had slowed by the early 1990s; Savile Row tailors were "struggling to find relevance with an audience that had grown increasingly disassociated".

Increasingly, schools became disassociated from educational leadership, and tied to political leadership.

It was probably no bad thing to be disassociated from the increasingly discredited Mitterrand, and Rocard began to position himself for the future.

What appeared to be happening during the visit to "Explore Evolution" is that visitors' need-based explanations for the evolution scenarios became disassociated from the desire-based explanations and increasingly associated with evolutionary mechanisms of change.

"We have been disassociated with him".

"Often the elements are completely disassociated in time and dimension.

She was bipolar and often disassociated from reality.

medical commission chairman, disassociated himself from the move.