disengagement

How To Use disengagement In A Sentence

• Young people's disengagement from, and even hostility to, politics is well-documented.
• She called this process separation-individuation, in which the term separation refers to the infant’s gradual disengagement from a fused state with the primary love object, and the term individuation signifies the development of the child’s unique characteristics Goldstein, 1995: 117-127. Object Relations Theory and Self Psychology in Social Work Practice
• Harold Macmillan's "wind of change" speech was a gratuitous piece of rhetoric which committed the inexcusably unstatesmanlike folly of arousing vast expectations in advance of what was bound to be an extremely difficult disengagement from empire.
• For his sin of sympathetic disengagement, this particular misanthrope is cut off from social sympathy in death as well as in life. 'An Anti-Democratic Habit of Feeling': Nationalism and the Rhetoric of Toryism in O'Sullivan's Democratic Review
• Disengagement of the motor drive shall permit the use of a wrench on the output shaft flats.
• The difference between disengagement and withdrawal may be significant, but the entire conflict will not pivot upon it.
• Both countries realize that military disengagement and political feuding are no substitutes for a more effective partnership.
• Latching connectors on .050 in centerlines are easy to use and require no tools for engagement and disengagement.
• His emotional disengagement required great self-sacrifice, as James turned away from love and from the demands that it might make upon him.
• My inability to have uninhibited learning experiences in the library was one contributing factor to my disengagement from formal higher education.