Sentence examples for no disconnected from inspiring English sources

I think my behavior needs adjustment before I can go wholeheartedly into an app-based future but I think my children will find appization so commonplace and familiar that there will be no disconnected between the pre-app, media landscape and the coming deluge of micro-payment driven sources.

"Our workers see that they are no longer disconnected people in Kenya whom the world isn't listening to.

Barring empirical underidentification (which presumes there are no entirely redundant indicators, no entirely disconnected latents or indicators, or indicators having zero variance) these 22 model coefficients should be estimable, and the Figure 1 model should provide a mode χ test having 36 - 22 = 14 degrees of freedom.

Firstly, stent safety and efficacy can no longer be disconnected at least for some newer generation devices.

But the resulting group of leaders is smaller, more entangled and no less disconnected from ordinary people.

Contrast Beer's vigorous prose with the following passage from a social sciences book: The partial participation of newcomers is by no means "disconnected" from the practice of interest.

Most of us still listen alone, but we're by no means disconnected.

This is probably the most vulnerable I have been in my writing, and as I head off to India for the week with no phone, no computer, completely disconnected for the next eight days, I hope to become more connected to myself.

Nobody needs to feel entirely alone in this life, no matter how disconnected we might feel to the world around us.

At a time now, when people mistrust politicians as being too professional, too disconnected, no longer representing the voice of the people they have been elected to serve but more likely to represent the voice of wherever the money is.

And portraying itself as the victim of a US conspiracy to contain its rise, Beijing has scoured the globe for supporters in its case, no matter how disconnected they might be from the subject.