He paid homage to Ronald Reagan, then spoke disjointedly about his record in New York, the war on terror, and "the second most important thing that I'm worried about" — education.
Another speaker, who identified himself as a Kurd from Mosul, fulminated briefly and disjointedly about the Iranian threat against Iraq.
Most of these houses were on the outskirts of the blaze, where firefighters had shot streams of water; as the investigators later wrote in a published study, they theorized that the fracturing had been induced by rapid cooling, rather than by sudden heating — thermal shock had caused the glass to contract so quickly that it settled disjointedly.
He goes without security or prospects (his mother's money has run out), simply to moon about, trying to find himself: he "talked disjointedly of graduate courses in music and philosophy" and "wanted to lounge for hours in the dry fountain of Washington Square with a four-day growth of beard".
This consists of two red brooms, their handles extended into several sections that dance disjointedly and ineffectually, like deranged serpents, above scatterings of paper.
Less a story than a portrait of a family and a city and a culture under siege, the narrative unfolds somewhat disjointedly, intentionally perhaps — as a means of conveying the haphazard and precarious nature of life in a city beset by civil war.
Despite widespread public concern, subsequent policymaking has been half-hearted, short-termist and disjointedly ineffective.
No one who saw it will forget the bewildering, frightening impact of her disembodied mouth, illuminated in darkness high above the stage, jabbering disjointedly.
More than 40 years later, much has been achieved, albeit disjointedly, on all four issues.
Busner responded disjointedly: 'Yes… oh, yes… Yes, I remember you – no, no I'm not.
Since then, they say, policy making has been "half-hearted, short-termist and disjointedly ineffective", with obesity and mental health problems among young people approaching crisis levels.
