Sentence examples for Kind of disorganized from inspiring English sources
"He seems kind of disorganized, but he's not".
As a whole, the show presents a kind of disorganized but highly educational survey of 20th-century design, starting with English Arts and Crafts furniture at John Alexander and touching here and there on all the major movements, including Art Nouveau, Art Deco, Bauhaus, Futurism, Depression Modern, Scandinavian Modern, Pop, postmodernism and more.
My refrigerator wasn't filthy by any means, just kind of disorganized (well, I did take the opportunity to give the shelves a good wiping down; memo to self -- ordering six dozen oysters for the holidays is a great idea, but next time line the drawer with newspaper to collect the liquid that leaks through the bag).
Recently though, it's been a more ragtag operation of disorganized street criminals.
From this, I have learned that these kinds of people are disorganized and get no more work done than other people do.
Plus, the cost of illness from the stress of being disorganized can compound any financial loss.
" You should just say to him, 'Look, these prices are so shitty, and you guys are so disorganized that I don't know what kind of shit you're managing.'".
"The Norwegian right-wing groups have always been disorganized, haven't had charismatic leaders or the kind of well-organized groups with financial support that you see in Sweden," said Kari Helene Partapuoli, director of the Norwegian Center against Racism.
And looking at this process, we see that if that process of transition from that old dismantled system to the new system, if that process takes too much time, it can create the kind of instability and the kind of implications that will just disorganize our entire society.
Working at night in the heat and getting up at the wrong time of day disorganized him.
The variation of the rodent population is one kind of disturbance to the ecosystem, if this disturbance went beyond the tolerance of an ecosystem, the ecosystem would be disorganized, even it might collapse.
