Sentence examples for this disjunction from inspiring English sources

Four factors cause this disjunction between perception and reality.

This disjunction is natural and nothing to be afraid of.

But she's right: this disjunction of outside and inside adds to the architectural intrigue.

It was this disjunction, the chic and the cheap, that was shocking.

Lawrence, of course, warned the reader about this disjunction between the writer and his message.

This disjunction filled the hearts of some early critics with righteous indignation.

This disjunction-like operation,  ·δ, is a (total) function from ρ(F) to F# defined by the following condition: Gδ = (nG cn.

Of course, it's fair to say that it was of pressing importance for a white middle-class kid from a comfortable suburb to learn from great modern African-American artists; but the situation must have been strange for the artists themselves, and I wonder what effect this disconnection, or disjunction, had on the music itself.

The conditions obtaining in the lamp problem only enable us to conclude that the lamp will be either dim or else lit but not both at t* = 1 P.M., and this follows from the fact that this exclusive disjunction was presupposed from the start to be true at each and every instant of time, independently of the way in which we could act on the lamp in the t-series of instants of time.

"What this means is there will continue to be this obvious disjunction between the Catholic Church on the ground and the Catholic Church at the top," said John L. Allen Jr., an author and a correspondent for The National Catholic Reporter, a weekly newspaper.

(Slavoj Žižek calls this comic disjunction the "split between the food's image and the real of its formless excremental remainder").