Another theory to account for simultanagnosia involves deficits in "attentional disengaging," and this impairment affects shifts of attention in any direction.

The jobs just blur together: Disengaging Russell's Diner from Massachusetts one day, the Ideal Diner from Delaware the next.

While the president is disengaged, the American people are not.

If he'd disengaged, they could have tried to run him down again.

I could not disengage while the President was on the phone.

However, by doing so they disengage from the world and others.

But most seemed to be alone, disengaged from those around them.

Do you have any idea how to disengage from it?

There was a point at which he might have disengaged.

They will have disengaged from many activities in the community long before then.

I say we've got to disengage, not do business with this man of any kind.

He had all the trouble in the world to disengage himself.

He got up, disengaging himself from her, and went to the other side of the room.

I tried to disengage his hand from my arm, but he would not let go.

Instead of disengaging from war, he could end up starting another.

After a time something begins to disengage him a little.

Jack turned his face away and disengaged himself from the other's arms.

Have the American people become disengaged from a moral view of public life?

But then two men disengaged themselves from the others and walked toward the hall.

I lay there for a moment, then disengaged myself and sat up.

Then disengaged myself, though my body remained where it was.

First, however, it will have to disengage itself completely from the show.

Stops the other side getting disengaged if they fall too far behind.

"I guess you feel that way too," he said when they finally disengaged.

We'll want to know when the train's ready to go so we can disengage.

He smiled at her as she rose up and disengaged.

The Bush administration, in the first term, made a basic decision to disengage.