Sentence examples for unconnected life from inspiring English sources

Why not put the life somebody lived in 1941 next to an unconnected life in the 1990s, and call it a novel?

They simply cannot conceive of an unconnected life: so much so that up to 56% of millennials would turn down a job that denied them access to social networks.

Her move to Edinburgh was motivated by "seismic changes" in her life unconnected to the referendum, but she says the timing could hardly have been better.

A kind of Bichon Maltese-Yosemite Sam hybrid, it exists in a one-species universe, unconnected to art or life or history.

Nothing he did in life seemed unconnected to his sense of his – and Apple's – brand and death would be no different.

"I'll never be an Olympic swimmer, but I can trade," she said, and she added that her hobby was not unconnected to her professional life.

It was an ability to create a sense of urban consciousness from the myriad atoms – the random, hurrying unconnected individuals of city life – that was Dickens's brilliant achievement.

In the meantime, America's independent moviemakers have (with a few exceptions, most especially John Sayles) retreated into a private world of idiosyncrasy and personal relationships unconnected to the public life and its moral demands.

I also make email addresses that are completely unconnected to my personal life, something like [email protected], and when I want to login to a stupid app or try a new service, [I] sign up with such an anonymized profile that even if there's a data breach they can't find [my] information they can't connect it back to [me].

Marlene, a 60 year old BC woman diagnosed with a progressive form of the disease, described a series of seemingly unconnected traumatising and distressing life events which she was convinced contributed to the onset of her illness.

In urban drama Run - which begins on Monday, July 15 - Colman plays one of four apparently unconnected people who face life-changing decisions.