Sentence examples for bit disorganized from inspiring English sources

Television really has its act together when it comes to planning a year, which always makes me feel a bit disorganized when sweeps months roll around.

Like the beginning of pretty much any movement, the one that has grown out of Brown's death is a bit disorganized and sometimes lacks a specific direction.

It is painful!" Nurse H3, FGD1 "I mean you get stressed up ….when the train of thought is disrupted, you get a bit disorganized and when you get disorganized, your momentum fails and then it just prolongs the consultation period.

"I mean you get stressed up ….when the train of thought is disrupted, you get a bit disorganized and when you get disorganized, your momentum fails and then it just prolongs the consultation period.

Being a bit disorganized and running late are all too familiar occurrences we all experience.

It may cost a lot less than a sit-down, but it can suffer from feeling a bit disorganized and hard to gain the attention of guests for cake cutting and toasts.

Unlike his more conservative siblings (and older and younger brother and one sister) he was a bit too disorganized for the world most of us inhabit, and while he had a bit of an alpha male attitude, it always manifested itself in ways that could help others.

Pedro Juan, who gives us disorganized nonlinear bits and snatches of autobiography, writes most in the year 1994, at the height of the Cuban exodus to Miami when food shortages threatened the population with mass starvation.

She characterizes her husband as "grossly disorganized and a bit of a space cadet".

"Girls" isn't consistent or perfect: Sometimes it's distractingly disorganized and frankly, a bit full of itself.

Things have improved a bit in recent years, following the death of proprietor Christina Foyle, but her shop remains bafflingly disorganized.