Sentence examples for disjointed comments from inspiring English sources

The other half of the story is a list of disjointed comments overheard at the reception at the Hammer Gallery.

And Claire Porter spilled six young dancers out onto the stage to talk of time in disjointed comments as they moved through an excerpt from "It's About Time No. 1".

Another review from Disjointed Ramblings comments on the use of satire in the comic, writing that "while the satire is usually gentle, there's plenty of it".

That could make for a disjointed experience if broadcasters discuss the comments on the stream that aren't shown in real-time on the recording.

Here are the highlights of Trump's disjointed, factually wrong, and weirdly self-congratulatory comments.

But for the next month I thought about the play from time to time and thought about its representation of social life after the internet, and I recognized the voices, disjointed rhetoric and the lines from my own Facebook comment threads.

The first sign of this interest was Mardi (1849), an uneven and disjointed transitional book that used allegory after the model of Rabelais to comment upon ideas afloat in the period—about nations, politics, institutions, literature, and religion.

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The episode's multiple perspectives were commented on: James Hibberd wrote for Entertainment Weekly that "for a show that can often seem disjointed due by having so many storylines unfolding in different locations, this was the most cohesive episode we've seen yet, as the entire realm was impacted by Ned Stark being arrested for treason".

In a 1988 book review, Jack Geiger of The New York Times commented that the detail in Shilts' work was too confusing, being told "in five simultaneous but disjointed chronologies, making them all less coherent", and notes that Shilts neglected to dedicate as much detail to black and Hispanic intravenous drug users, their partners and their children as to gay men.

Time had become disjointed.