Disjointness example sentences

"Disjointness" Example Sentences

1. The disjointness of the two sets of data was obvious.
2. The disjointness of the two groups became apparent.
3. Disjointness between the two sets was easily seen.
4. Disjointness of the two sides was quickly noticed.
5. It was easy to spot the disjointness between the two.
6. Disjointness among the two groups was easily identified.
7. The disjointness of the two sets was immediately apparent.
8. They could not ignore the disjointness between the two.
9. The disjointness between the two sets was clear.
10. Disjointness of the two sides was unmistakable.
11. He saw the disjointness between the two sets.
12. Disjointness of the two groups was obvious.
13. The disjointness between the two was evident.
14. Disjointness of the two was very apparent.
15. It was easy to observe the disjointness between them.
16. Disjointness of the two groups was plain to see.
17. Disjointness between the two was unmistakable.
18. The disjointness of the two sets was plain.
19. Disjointness of the two sides was evident.
20. He recognized the disjointness between the two.
21. She noted the disjointness between the two.
22. The disjointness of the two was obvious.
23. Disjointness between the two was easy to detect.
24. Disjointness of the two was plain to observe.
25. Disjointness of the two sets was easily discernible.
26. The disjointness of the two was unmistakable.
27. Disjointness of the two groups was evident.
28. They could not miss the disjointness between them.
29. Disjointness of the two was easily seen.
30. Disjointness between the two was very obvious.
31. Disjointness of the two was clearly visible.
32. He could not ignore the disjointness between them.
33. Disjointness between the two sets was obvious.
34. The disjointness between the two was plain.
35. Disjointness of the two was quickly noticed.
36. Disjointness between the two was apparent.
37. He noted the disjointness between the two.
38. Disjointness of the two was immediately evident.
39. Disjointness of the two groups was very clear.
40. They could not overlook the disjointness between them.

Common Phases

Non-Overlapping; Disjoint; Mutually Exclusive; Exhaustive; Disconnected.