Sentence examples for somehow disconnected from inspiring English sources

"We just move as if we are somehow disconnected from our own lives.

As deputy governor, in what was not normally a position of power, Mr. Jonathan "seemed somehow disconnected" and "aloof," said Youpele Banigo, who was hired as one of his special assistants.

There are some times where there might be some validity to the idea that the sporting world should maintain the illusion that it's somehow disconnected to serious real world concerns.

They imply that this fortnight of sport is somehow disconnected from history and psychology, unrelated to theory and morality and on a more elevated plane than base human nature.

Mr. de Areilza, the law school dean, said: "We have built a democracy with political parties somehow disconnected from society, who have accumulated a lot of internal powers and have not been regulated in very important areas like their financing — and unfortunately they are also the ones who are in charge of pushing through any reform of the system".

"Super Bon Bon", which was a big radio hit for us, consists of sections that were were entirely discrete when they were written — in fact, they were composed years apart —  and, though the Soul Coughing version fused them together, when I go back to the process that began it all, they're somehow disconnected again.

Ms. Jaffe and Mr. Gomes, whose duets had a flourish, led the finale, which somehow seemed disconnected from the orchestra.

When Cline writes that "people crave connections to their stuff," she prompts another question: Have we somehow become disconnected from ourselves?

He spoke in a clear but somehow faintly disconnected fashion, as if reading the lines of a play: "… I have decided that the honourable thing to do is to step down from the post of director general".

This was not adequately reflected at this year's Brits, however, and we have been slow to look to ourselves and recognise that the processes behind the awards have somehow become disconnected from this heritage of diversity.

Seriously, everything we need to know about teamwork we learned when we were 5! However, as we progress through elementary, middle and high school and beyond, we somehow become disconnected with these team-building skills.