Sentence examples for A bit discombobulated from inspiring English sources

It's understandable that they're a bit discombobulated.

The studio's executives seem a bit discombobulated by all the fuss.

It's alright to go for a chat, or just because you are feeling a bit discombobulated".

"I must admit I found myself a bit discombobulated when I read that.

With that, Mr. Cruise bid adieu, leaving Slash a bit discombobulated (although, frankly, it was hard to tell since his face was almost entirely hidden by mirrored aviator sunglasses and his enormous mop of hair).

On this score, I am confident that he will do a better job than he did in Denver, when he appeared a bit discombobulated after being confronted with Mitt the Moderate rather than Mitt the Severely Conservative.

"Do you want to kick things off with something light and funny?" Jon Favreau asked Jon Lovett as their ride — an S.U.V. outfitted with neon lights and a disco ball that were a bit discombobulating before 9 o'clock in the morning — took them to a Richmond campaign office.

My recent conversation with Stateless Media's Peter Savodnik was a bit discombobulating.

The circle of life is captivating and, I might add, a bit discombobulating.

"I hope our team -- and they're a little bit discombobulated after last night and also there's Sealy's death -- well, hopefully, by tomorrow they'll be excited, energetic and ready to go," Van Gundy said.

But for this minute anyway, the Knicks look completely discombobulated, as Ian Thomsen writes on SI.com, Anthony is showing a bit of wear and tear after running into Hibbert and someone else named David West, Ian O'Connor writes on ESPN.com, and writers like Mitch Lawrence of The Daily News are edging toward the alarm button about how Game 1 went down.