Sentence examples for disjointed lessons from inspiring English sources
Would learning an arcane programming language from a series of worksheets really be better than disjointed lessons on how to use Microsoft Excel?
The "Lessons of Munich" seem disjointed, but they were real at the time.
US policies and efforts to retrieve hostages were "disjointed 10 years ago and we still haven't learned those lessons," he said.
Fifteen expeditions led by 12 nations amassed a large amount of data, but the scientific value was diminished by disjointed publication efforts and lack of long-term institutional commitment; lessons were learned and corrected in subsequent polar years.
With technologies like these, Mr. Louie envisions a software system that could monitor e-mail traffic from various sources and identify patterns from these disjointed pieces: a person's name, a location or even a topic -- say, flying lessons.
That failure, coupled with the attendant inability to synthesize the lessons from previous peace attempts, explains why the current, parting effort at peace appears disjointed and flailing, long on fiery emotions but short on any new workable substance.
Time had become disjointed.
His sentences become disjointed.
