Sentence examples for or disengaged from inspiring English sources

Television viewers were mildly curious or gripped, weary or disengaged during the last month.

It is not that the movie is apolitical or disengaged from the painful, public implications of Mr. Grant's fate.

Likewise, whether dealing with an egotistic colleague or an insecure or disengaged student, the ability to find common ground and laugh together is the closest thing that we in academia have to a magic bullet.

But current and former officials said his body language was telling: he often appeared impatient or disengaged while listening to the debate, sometimes scrolling through messages on his BlackBerry or slouching and chewing gum.

Defying opera world doubters who thought he was too ill, weak or disengaged, the longtime and much loved music director of the Metropolitan Opera plans to return to the podium for the first time in two years, for a May 19 performance by the Met Orchestra at Carnegie Hall and for three productions at the opera house next season.

Soon I'll write here on an innovative class at Pace University in which faculty member Claudia Mausner staged a fascinating debate among student teams adopting the climate stances of the three main sectors of American society discerned through the Climate Change and the American Mind project at Yale University: "alarmed or concerned," "cautious or disengaged," "doubtful or dismissive".

They drop out because they are academically unprepared or emotionally disengaged or because they lack self-discipline or because bad things are happening at home".

Aren't practitioners too partial, or too disengaged?

The remaining 87% of the 230,000 survey respondents, are described as "not engaged" or "actively disengaged".

People pay for waste through their taxes and yet they feel disenfranchised from (or simply disengaged with) the whole process.

Washington, she said, should "not consider it a slap at the United States or a disengaged American policy if the parties can progress on their own".