Sentence examples for obvious disconnect from inspiring English sources

There is an obvious disconnect.

There is an obvious disconnect here.

So there is an obvious disconnect between the Mail print titles and Mail Online's most-read content.

On the ground there was an obvious disconnect between the messages Labour were intent on giving out and what voters said was their overriding concern.

"Pataki Is Asked to Pardon Lenny Bruce" (news article, May 18) demonstrates the obvious disconnect between the fate of Howard Solomon, the proprietor of Cafe au Go Go, whose conviction was overturned on appeal, and the obscenity conviction that was interred with Bruce's bones.

Whatever the reasons, there's an obvious disconnect that needs to be fixed.

But there are also obvious disconnects when it comes to how the expertise and resources from one sector might be combined with another.

Then there is the obvious jarring disconnect between sport and alcohol.

So, there's an obvious and serious disconnect by the Governors of all states who have made supportive pronouncements for higher education while wielding their budget axes.

Those proficient with Facebook, Twitter, Skype, webcams and smartphones may find "Disconnect" too obvious and blithely dismiss its alarmist attitude as fuddy-duddy.

It was obvious there was a disconnect between his words, "I love you" and his level of integrity and respect for both her and their relationship.