Sentence examples for seems disengaged from inspiring English sources

The part also calls for a spiritual crisis, but Mr. Affleck seems disengaged.

Gavin is in a spiritual crisis himself, but "Mr. Affleck seems disengaged," Elvis Mitchell wrote in The New York Times.

He often seems disengaged, but he gets a chance to be attracted to Monica and nonplused by her.

The darkness, the silence (and in some cases lack of space) between songs, the way her blonde curls fall down over her eyes and she seems disengaged from her audience, limiting eye contact and absorbed in the music she's making.

Some of the signs of dull conversation are when the other person seems disengaged and is only responding with one-word answers.

If your crush seems disengaged or bored, ask if anything is wrong; maybe it's been a bad day, maybe they've got something on their mind.

Nobody could ever accuse Lord Coe of being cavalier, yet he is unflappable sometimes to the point of seeming disengaged.

The president, who not long ago seemed disengaged and unilateralist, is learning about the world as fast as he can.

IN RECENT years Vladimir Putin has seemed disengaged, even out of touch, when addressing the annual meeting of the Valdai discussion club of mostly foreign Russia-watchers.

Political analysts say the main danger to Mr. Christie lies in seeming disengaged from his job, particularly if a crisis arises.

But the statement was also a tacit admission that at the previous debate, two weeks before, Mr Obama had seemed disengaged and unpersuasive.