Sentence examples for was disengaged from inspiring English sources
verb
To release or loosen from something that binds, holds, entangles, or interlocks; unfasten; detach; disentangle; free.
Trump himself … was disengaged, and less detail-oriented than his father, Fred.
A key member of the pilot's production told me that Baumbach seemed to be "just trying to get through it," and was disengaged and unavailable: "It was, Boy, we really need more time with Noah".
"The notion that the president was disengaged or that we made a calculation to use it for political purposes -- let me find the right word," said Nicholas E. Calio, the president's Congressional liaison.
When the scope of the disease emerged, historians mostly agree, Mr. Reagan was disengaged and averse to alienating his political base, but that might have been true of any president in office at the time.
By mid-afternoon he was disengaged and he kept leaving the room to get more coffee and soda.
That is all gone now". One factor that led to increased acceptance was that the inward facing camera that could view the driver was disengaged.
According to Gallup, 73% of the U.S. workforce is disengaged, and that disengagement costs the U.S. economy $300 billion a year.
The Gallup study finds 31% of employees are engaged at work (51% are disengaged and 17.5% actively disengaged).
All others are disengaged.
"All this saying we're disengaged – we're not disengaged," he says.
They may even be disengaged, unproductive, and dissatisfied.
