Sentence examples for less disconnected from from inspiring English sources
Devolution of power to local areas could make young people feel less disconnected from politics.
But the resulting group of leaders is smaller, more entangled and no less disconnected from ordinary people.
Since the opening of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge in 1964, Staten Island as a whole has gradually become less disconnected from the rest of the city, and more susceptible to change.
However, they are more or less disconnected from the classical literature and tools dealing with model reduction.
British philosophers in the relevant historical period were far less disconnected from the continent than they are today.
They made a whole competing service, completely empty and more or less disconnected from everything, and threw it at the enemy.
While Sapphire's control of the narrative voice is impressive, the novel itself is occasionally less so, disconnecting from its human center and stranding its characters in the realm of the almost cartoonishly pathological.
"Screens at the table make you eat more, talk less and disconnect from each other.
They would lose any positive interaction with fellow students (and super-achievers would become completely disconnected from the less fortunate).
But a possible downside of not feeling too much is that you also experience less joy, and even become disconnected from your own life.
But several rabbinic midrashim hold that, unlike the rest of Israel, the Levites were not enslaved and subject to backbreaking labor; they suffered less than and were thus disconnected from their people.
