Sentence examples for vast disconnect from inspiring English sources

Anyone who thinks there is something beneficial in this vast disconnect between the fortunes of the American elite and those of the struggling masses is just silly.

At the centre of this was a vast disconnect between Microsoft's understanding of its audience and what gamers actually were prepared to accept.

With events so delicately poised and a vast disconnect between statements from the Kremlin and events on the ground in the Eastern Ukraine, few will want to start ratcheting up a military threat.

Leftwingers, led by Oxford-educated finance minister Euclid Tsakalotos, used the Syriza congress to warn of the vast disconnect between ordinary Greeks and the claim that the latest deal with creditors will be a success.

They seem naturally discomfited by the vast disconnect in our thinking about them, which can readily dismiss such things as the centuries of begrudging but mutually propitious interludes that were required to render a wolf a dog; or that can transform 400-pound tigers into apartment dwellers or apparently cute cuddle toys twirling atop glass balls.

Talk about a vast disconnect between the people and the press.

My big takeaway in reading her book was that there is a vast disconnect between the aspiration of parenthood delivering true happiness and the reality of it.

As with the shootings of Tamir Rice, John Crawford, Alton Sterling and others, the disturbing videos of police shootings have highlighted the vast disconnect between what many civilians view as unreasonable conduct and what the criminal justice system ultimately determines to be unlawful.