Sentence examples similar to discombobulated voice from inspiring English sources

In another story, "I Could Kill Someone" — a wild romp in which the narrator decides to murder his locker-room nemesis — the bouncy, pubescent voice at first seems discombobulated, but ends up perfectly mirroring the undulations of a teenage mind: "In the old days, you could duel.

"It's hard not to be captivated by Almond's slangy, salty voice and his winning, often openly discombobulated protagonists," Mark Kamine wrote here.

Woods's alleged cavorting with Vegas waitresses and celebrity groupies, his woeful "sexts" and voice mails, his driving his S.U.V. into a tree: all these things make him look weak and discombobulated.

"I'm discombobulated.

Both were discombobulated.

The Republicans are discombobulated.

The Democrats are discombobulated.

"They get you discombobulated.

Pelfrey immediately became discombobulated.

Brady looked addled, discombobulated.

The man, however, was discombobulated.