Sentence examples for pretty disconnected from inspiring English sources

Connected," 3Com Corp. looked pretty disconnected from on-line culture.

That's especially relevant in India, where still today, the offline and online worlds are pretty disconnected from each other.

Uy said he had not spoken with or seen Sarkar in about five years and felt "pretty disconnected" from him in general.

I'm pretty disconnected from my body, so if I have a cold, I usually forget that I'm physically ill.

Most of us are pretty disconnected from the realities of their production, but that doesn't make seeds any less relevant to our existence and our future.

But my final stop of the day is to meet Girlfriend Of The Year (GFOTY), AKA Polly, and she is pretty bloody disconnected.

"Yeah, I often wonder to myself why the things I write about are pretty much disconnected from the things I think about," he says.

That was a pretty big disconnect).

"There has been a pretty big disconnect," she said, "between working in these restaurants and the way they've been depicted in film and television".

All this suggests a pretty deep disconnect, and distrust, between supporters of the two leading Republican candidates.

When voters are interpreting gun control as taking away everyone's guns, or drawing a distinction between "gun control" and expanding background checks, there is a pretty serious disconnect happening.