Sentence examples for of this disjunction from inspiring English sources

"My whole desire to organize this project grew out of this disjunction I was feeling," Mr. Mau said.

My first sense of this disjunction came a couple of weeks into my stay, when I settled in for lunch at a downtown restaurant.

A natural — although, as we shall see, not the unique — interpretation of this disjunction is that not only does (at least) one of the statements P, Q hold, but also we can decide which one holds.

Thus, in addition to (again) resulting in fallacious, bizarre conclusions, the other side of this disjunction makes you an anti-American bigot.

The timing of this disjunction, mean age = 88.6 Ma, 95% HPD = 75.0, 106.4 Ma, is very similar to the timing of the initial fragmentation of East Gondwana approximately 90 Ma [ 95].

But she's right: this disjunction of outside and inside adds to the architectural intrigue.

Much of the wit of the book arises from this disjunction, as in the moment when Spivet is faced with a rattlesnake and falls into an existential reverie: "Was there an acknowledgement - beneath the assigned roles of fear, predation, territoriality - of our shared sentience?

Perhaps this disjunction explains some of the cathartic experiences of Çiya customers.

Although still convinced that Shakespeare was the author of the works, Ralph Waldo Emerson expressed this disjunction in a lecture in 1846 by allowing that he could not reconcile Shakespeare's verse with the image of a jovial actor and theatre manager.

I demonstrated this disjunction using the observations of conservative economists, 65 years of evidence as compiled by the Congressional Research Service, and the behavior of America's most successful investors.

This disjunction filled the hearts of some early critics with righteous indignation.