Sentence examples similar to a disjointed perspective from inspiring English sources

The disjointed perspectives add to the unease of the painting, its creation of a world that is a desolate beautiful dream.

It was the type of decision that the referee, Phil Dowd, was routinely giving in a disjointed first half but that, from West Brom's perspective, was the lucky part: Paul Robinson then slid in to tackle the Frenchman as he burst into the area, sending the ball into Watson and past the wrong-footed Tomasz Kuszczak.

A disjointed string of terminals.

The sangh pariwar is a disjointed beast.

Others do a disjointed kind of melancholy".

This game's been a disjointed mess.

Meanwhile, the A.L. pitching had a disjointed start.

The dash here creates a disjointed, run-on effect.

"But from population and economic perspectives, it's bursting at the seams". Planners and local officials say development has also sometimes mixed new with old in a disjointed way.

A book that had been a disjointed and largely baffling bore emerges now as a disjointed and largely baffling bore.

Unfortunately, their book has a disjointed and rehashed feel.