Sentence examples for slightly disconnected from inspiring English sources

Each is composed of three separate frames, vertically arranged, that put body parts and poses together in slightly disconnected sequence.

The Grisettes added a genuine touch of musical theater, with acrobatic dancing and a tinny sound to their singing, to a lively if slightly disconnected evening.

Or, as Dan Balz of the Washington Post put it to Calderone, "you feel you're in this circular conversation with people who are slightly disconnected with the real America".

His brand of visionary, yet slightly disconnected, thinking seems a good match for the TED group.

Although many of the islanders here feel proud that they are slightly disconnected from their national centres of political power, no island has avoided the negative impacts of a global recession.

"What I said was speak directly into the heart of Number 10, and to the leadership who have become slightly disconnected from the rest of the people who are working very hard for true Conservative values and causes".

Slightly disconnected from the rest of the city by a railway line, Necronemesis and his friends called this area the "New Aligarh".

The whole story is set up in that sentence — a slightly disconnected father must reckon with his teenage daughter, who has been living with her mother through a custody agreement, choosing to come back to him.

"If you are off your computer for an hour, the volume of tweets and emails is overwhelming and just to get through that -- and then you feel you're in this circular conversation with people who are slightly disconnected with the real America," Washington Post chief correspondent Dan Balz said back in Des Moines, Iowa last month.

As well as the fact that the other two stories were slightly neglected and disconnected from the rest of the book, although that could just be me.

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