Sentence examples for this disjunction between from inspiring English sources
Four factors cause this disjunction between perception and reality.
Lawrence, of course, warned the reader about this disjunction between the writer and his message.
This disjunction between political theory and reality would leave a deep mark on Machiavelli.
This disjunction between perception and reality underlines how our assumptions about people come too easily and often aren't very useful.
This disjunction between technology and organization was one reason we floundered in Iraq from 2003 to 2006.
"It's quite a puzzle when you have this disjunction between profits on the one hand and unemployment".
They also reveal one of the irreducible, grim absurdities of this war, which is the disjunction between its lofty strategic and ideological imperatives and the dusty, frustrating reality on the ground.
Perhaps nowhere is this more evident than in the disjunction between basic environmental health science research and the application of this knowledge to disease prevention, pathogenesis, and prognosis.
"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.
Perhaps this is the strangest thing about Michael – the disjunction between what he regards as public and private.
"There's this radical disjunction between an ideal, which is slender and muscular, and a reality that more and more people are dramatically overweight," Ms. Steele said.
