Sentence examples for rather disconnected from inspiring English sources

The biggest issues are feeling connected, or rather disconnected, in society.

Being the weird new nerdy kid, combined with the arrival of an unwanted puberty left me feeling rather disconnected.

Obviously, there is a large gap between rather disconnected single-point protests and those with the clear characteristics of a social movement.

A season full of rather disconnected showpieces, or stunts, depending on how cheery one wants to be about the show's abandonment of its very coherent narrative structure, ended with several largely disconnected happenings, culminating in a closing scene that came within the perilous vicinity of The Sopranos' notorious ending.

It's hard to know what to make of this impassioned conclusion, which seems rather disconnected from the narrative that precedes it.

More than two centuries later, we seem rather disconnected from the meaning of those last two words.

Phi quantifies integration, the extent to which information is interconnected into a unified whole rather than split into disconnected parts.

But before the showing of the film itself comes a little nudge, "Magical Mystery Tour Revisited," a one-hour documentary that works hard to convince you that the film was visionary rather than a disconnected piece of nonsense.

By requiring users to "sling" a different photo back to the sender, as well as by offering a single button for instant photo replies, Slingshot aims to encourage whole conversations to play out on the app, rather than the disconnected snaps common on Snapchat.

And like Centurion, The Eagle traffics in brutal, hand-to-hand violence, usually edited until its fragmentary images feel disconnected, rather than deconstructed.

Those areas are proving more challenging, though: forests there often occur in disconnected patches rather than one green blanket, and deforestation tends to be carried out by small-scale individual operations rather than large corporations.