Sentence examples for most disconnected from inspiring English sources

The most "connected" society of all time is, in a sense, the most disconnected.

That everybody in this production seems to inhabit the same planet is particularly impressive, given that "Merchant" is traditionally one of Shakespeare's most disconnected works in performance.

At the opposite end of the spectrum, those aged 75 or above are still the most disconnected.

The complication for passengers is not the bus coming to you, but the ability to travel farther than most disconnected bus companies will allow.

But if you look at a map that shows all the hot spots in the world — places where the risks of state failures and terrorism are highest — these places are the most disconnected in the world.

"Danielle, when do you feel most disconnected?" "When I'm not being feminine.

Indeed it is hard to disagree with the former Newcastle captain and manager's assertion that this most dysfunctional, disconnected, club is an utter mess from "top to bottom".

Kenyans were most keen on football, googling "Euro 2016" more than any other topic last year.

Imagine your heart at a moment when you most felt disconnected from love.

For their children, many of whom were born in refugee camps and thus for the most part disconnected from their agrarian heritage, it is likewise important.

The rural RUCA category, consisting of areas with low levels of commuters who travel to places with populations ≥ 10,000, represents populations most economically disconnected from cities and larger towns (Hart et al. 2005; Kent et al. 2013).