Sentence examples for sort of disconnect from inspiring English sources
How do you manage to maintain that sort of disconnect?
You would think that would translate very fluidly into more resources for financing, but so far there has been a sort of disconnect".
This is setting up the sort of disconnect I saw in the natural gas markets a few months ago.
That sort of disconnect leaves many jobs unfilled, despite the fact that degree-less middle-skill workers with relevant experience may be available.
If there indeed is the envisaged sort of disconnect between the subject matter of a belief and the factors that lead us to the belief, then evidently it could only be by coincidence (or luck) if the belief turned out to be correct; but this realization plausibly undermines one's original justification.
It shows some sort of disconnect in my mind.
"Historically Irish politics has been different from the mainland, and we are sort of disconnected with continental Europe," said Gary Murphy, professor of government at Dublin City University.
"It raised as many questions as it answered, because there was nobody around to answer the questions," Mr. Kerry said, describing his father as "bitter about the loss of his father, and then later the loss of his sister to cancer and polio," and "very sort of disconnected to roots and those kinds of discussions; he was more into theory and policy".
And there's a sort of philosophical disconnect between people who love this view of Vermont as an unspoiled place where business doesn't mix.
It's clear that we live in a sort of perpetual disconnect between the past and the future, in the sense that we assimilate little of what the present has to offer.
