Sentence examples for kind of disconnect from inspiring English sources

There's a kind of disconnect there that makes it very difficult to govern".

It makes me wonder if there was some kind of disconnect in his brain.

That kind of disconnect is often a harbinger of better times.

It's as though they have some kind of disconnect and think I don't hear, or can't process, their comments.

Men in pop culture generally aren't confronted with this kind of disconnect between their heart and their professional accomplishments.

And it's that kind of disconnect, so prevalent, that made me curious to have a hand for once in killing an animal I was prepared to ingest.

I also think another part of it is having lived in so many places, I feel kind of disconnected from a lot of different cultures, so while I do recognize each of those countries as having a place in my heart, I don't really feel that I really belong anywhere, or that I can say anywhere is my home.

M.K.: She's polite, cryptic, laughs a lot, and is kind of disconnected when faced with a stranger in a short interview in the Wimbledon clubhouse before the first round, but I would hardly claim to know what she's really like.

These kinds of disconnects are on almost every page.

"We have different styles of closeness, kind of a disconnect which was mysterious," he said.

As other families assemble this month, they may experience the same kind of generational disconnect.