disconnectedness

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• In a key county supervisor race, District 1 in South Bay, Ben Hueso said he was against Proposition 15 and that you would “have to be very disconnected from reality to want to support” it.

• Contracting the disease helped Bolsonaro and Johnson squash the argument that their disconnected approach misfired with bystanders.

• Less than a week after he said anyone who supports the ballot measure must be “disconnected from reality,” he has joined their ranks.

• “Right now, you’d have to be very disconnected from reality to want to support a measure that is not going to help businesses recover,” Hueso told KUSI last week.

• Because their messaging can be stodgy and rote, it’s easy for people to feel disconnected and don’t feel the urge to act.

• With every family member accessing a different screen in a different room it can feel like we are more disconnected than ever.

• NWCAA inspectors did not visit the rail facility until five months after Tesoro had disconnected the problematic pipe.

• And the more disconnected we become from the era of the Civil War, the more abstract and plausible the idea of secession becomes.

• He wakes and sleeps at intervals that have become disconnected from the flow of night and day.

• Best of all I have no laptop, Blackberry or phone, so I begin to feel truly disconnected.

• Word for word he translates my utterance, the sentences broken, disconnected, in his inadequate English.

• A connected narrative of our wanderings in this amazing country could hardly be true to its disconnected character.

• He disconnected the string from the bed and arranged it on the window.