Sentence examples for partly disconnected from inspiring English sources

It's only a pity that the required wheelchair ramp and its railing along the structure's edge mean that the platform feels partly disconnected from the lawn.

Might it be possible that the "high" of endurance sports comes partly from disconnecting or zooming out from processes that dissect and analyse the world in fine detail, and in some cases too-fine detail?

The focus on similarities among the three religions is partly meant to disconnect terrorism from the mainstream Islamic tradition.

Partly, the disconnect has to do with the bubble in which all top corporate executives operate.

To describe the past year in the life of an Elaine's expatriate is to wander into a world in which you feel both disconnected from, and yet — partly because of social media — at least superficially connected to other expats.

You're semi-certain that you're learning something and the experience is maybe partly valuable, but it's so disconnected and vaporous that whatever you felt or gleaned quickly washes away.

Asked if he planned to move his family to Washington, Mr. Schumer, 47, said no, partly because they love their Park Slope home and partly because he was worried about becoming disconnected from New Yorkers and their concerns.

Some people call Seattle the city of neighborhoods, because each neighborhood has such a distinct identity, and I think that's partly because it is a city that is a bit geographically disconnected.

The diplomacy Corbyn has in mind is an ideological and complacent show from the sidelines, partly because he is not in power, but mostly because it is disconnected from how deals are reached in the real world.

When "Wanda," a portrait of a passive, disconnected coal miner's wife who attaches herself to a petty crook, came out, Ms. Loden described it as partly autobiographical.

The autopilot had disconnected.