| These planes float disconnectedly while suggesting the walls, floors and columns of some ultimately purified modern interior, a Mies ghost world. |
| Simultaneously, but disconnectedly, each finds himself changed by the funeral, from the moment of the funeral, and changing in ways both dramatic and imperceptible. |
| The room wasn't this warm before, he thought disconnectedly, keeping his brain from focusing on the painful and obvious enormity of his mistake. |
| Veteran and otherwise capable performers appear to be drifting along disconnectedly, or just showing off. |
| Something like this perception is at work in a section of Float where Carson uses a series of bullet points to disconnectedly tell a story about a border crossing. |
| Indeed, Hans may be the most passively intriguing character to wander disconnectedly though a novel since Frank Bascombe first appeared, solitary and serenely accepting, in Ford's epic dissection of grief and dislocation. |
