| The tension was building as the deadline for the announcement approached and I couldn't put up any longer with the disconnectedness of the web. |
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| But the most profound voice in popular music today inveighing against spiritual alienation and emotional disconnectedness comes from New Jersey. |
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| For many, the most vivid lessons they learned were disdain for their peoples' way of life, and disconnectedness from their communities. |
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| His disconnectedness from the actual reality of segregation was marked. |
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| It is a bleak film, a portrait of utter loneliness and disconnectedness. |
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| The cultural context in which Dickens worked demanded both a retrospect and a direct response to the multifariousness and disconnectedness of modern urbanized life. |
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| The connectedness vs. disconnectedness of parallel discourses. |
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| I feel quite strongly that the main root cause of the many social and environmental problems humanity presently faces is our disconnectedness with nature and the resulting stress and tension we are under. |
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| The keyboard is supplied with a 50m long cable with a connectors on both ends, for a comfortable disconnectedness of the keyboard or of the scorer. |
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| Bush's reluctance to talk about his governorship — paired with his pained ambivalence about his family name — gives his candidacy a feeling of disconnectedness, an emptiness at its core. |
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| It was a reaction, he said, to the disconnectedness of the Internet. |
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| The latest example of the Prime Minister's disconnectedness with the Canadian people was last weekend when he gave an interview to the Toronto Star. |
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| There is a complete lack of understanding, a disconnectedness, in society. |
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| We have to continue examining the reasons for the apparent public disconnectedness with the work of the General Assembly by extending cooperation with major media outlets and using modern media techniques. |
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| Moreover, the utter direness of the new Bari's isolation and disconnectedness from the living earth and sea hits a new low in this author's vision of an urban inferno. |
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