Meanings of be a disconnect in English

Jane Watson and Temalisi Fakahokotau did their best to disrupt but there seemed to be a disconnect between the Tactix midcourt and shooters.

Much of my life's experiences have occurred because of my race so unless my therapist was also black, there would already be a disconnect.

At times there seems to be a disconnect between the seriousness with which climate change is being reported and the media's coverage of every-day life.

I waited for an answer, but all I heard was a disconnect.

But, for some reason, there is a disconnect in our decision-making process.

There 's a disconnect between his everyday persona and his wealth, she said.

There was a disconnect that we didn't notice until the trial started.

Partly because there is a disconnect between centrist voters and centrist politicians.

Of course, there 's a disconnect between the journalism world and the blogging world.

Crucially, there was a disconnect between Matric results and university performance.

It 's a disconnect familiar to anyone who lives on China's margins.

There 's a disconnect - it's back to normal life here, but only here.

There was a disconnect that was not completely attributable to their opponents' general superiority.

There is a disconnect between hip-hop and the older generation.

There is a disconnect with having things so spread out.

But there was a disconnect between the midfield and forwards Vokes and Andre Gray.