Sentence examples for of this disconnect from inspiring English sources

Calls for its independence in the aftermath of Brexit, while perhaps not entirely sincere, show the arrogance of this disconnect.

Typical of this disconnect was the school's careers adviser who suggested that my best bet was to become a panel beater.

Some of this disconnect, of course, is because Mr. Romney's positions on some social issues were formerly more moderate when he was running for office in Massachusetts.

At times, Zuckerberg seems almost cognizant of this disconnect, though he's quick to explain it away: "Earlier on I just, like, really didn't think Facebook was going to be a business.

I was reminded of this disconnect recently upon hearing news that another one of Jinnah's houses — a summer residence in Ziarat, a hilltop town in the western province of Baluchistan, where he spent his last weeks — had just been wrecked.

Part of this disconnect was cultural.

Guaranteed health insurance, which all of the leading Democratic contenders (but none of the Republicans) are promising, would eliminate one of the reasons for this disconnect.

The simplest way of explaining this disconnect is through the routine evolutionary phenomenon of exaptation, whereby existing structures are recruited to new purposes.

The simplest way of explaining this disconnect (which, remember, reflects the typical pattern for biological and behavioral innovations in human evolution) is through the routine evolutionary phenomenon of exaptation, whereby existing structures are recruited to new purposes.

I appreciate that Lots Of Other Games have this disconnect between main-plot urgency and A Bunch Of Other Shit You Can Get On With, but bloody hell: they have my son.

A source of considerable frustration, this disconnect also offered hope.