After the band split, she felt discombobulated; didn't quite know what to make of life.
Rivers detailed some mundane points, then quickly told Rondo to forget them, not wanting him to feel discombobulated.
In case anyone feels discombobulated by the genre gymnastics, jokes about the cost of looking cheap and Parton's parents being horny hillbillies come thick and fast, as familiar to long-time Parton-watchers as her superlative songs.
The European and local elections, the dismal responses from the other parties to the rise of Ukipery, the relentless harrying of migrants, the grotesque deeds of militant Islamists, internet barbarism, and the pushback against the EU and equality and diversity (the diversity that the nation owned and celebrated during the Olympics) made many of us feel discombobulated.
A dietitian who lives alone, she still feels discombobulated, and leaves home every morning with a heavy bag full of personal papers and medicine — after the crane accident on March 15, she spent close to a month trying to get back into her home of 38 years.
When we travel into different time zones, our circadian rhythms get out of whack, and as a consequence, our lives also can feel similarly discombobulated.
The salon has been recast as a decorative folding screen, whose sections grow smaller as it unfurls; viewers may feel as discombobulated as Alice after eating the cake.
If the six playwrights behind Charged felt similarly discombobulated researching their commissions for Clean Break, a theatre company that specialises in working with women in prison, there are no signs of it on stage.
And it doesn't normally knock me off, but I felt very discombobulated by it at that point.
However discombobulated he felt, I told him, he still looked like the same person who had been forced to leave America five months earlier.
