Sentence examples for disjointed quality from inspiring English sources

De Kooning could get this disjointed quality using pure paint, but collage accomplishes it by its very nature.

The disjointed quality seems purposeful, but the play might have had more gruesome power if Shepard had committed to a slant or a style.

This chaotic mess of a film, starring the rap stars Method Man and Redman as a hip-hop Cheech and Chong, has the disjointed quality of a stoned-out fantasy.

The performances are solid, the real-life details affecting, but the stories feel stiff, disjointed, their peripheral quality underlined by aesthetic choices.

Films like Edward Yang's "Yi Yi" and Emmanuel Finkiel's "Voyages" show that it's possible to capture the disjointed, aimless quality of modern experience without succumbing to it.

Yet, in our blind tasting I was mildly disappointed with Moric's 2006 Neckenmarkter, at $53, from Mittelburgenland, our No. 6, which seemed a bit disjointed and oaky, though its quality was nonetheless obvious.

"We looked a little bit disjointed, but I expect better quality.

Le Bon is charming and her form of psychedelic folk is beautifully disjointed with equal parts sweet and haunting qualities.

Efforts to ease backlog by facilitating access elsewhere when needed are a good step, but quality control and coordination of care will suffer the more disjointed the system gets.

Pulis has based Palace's resurgence on qualities of structure and resilience but there was something disjointed about their defending at times.

National reports have identified disjointed and uncoordinated care that leads to delays in progressing care.[1,2,3] The Global Tracheotomy (Quality Improvement) Collaborative (GTC) brings together resources from international exemplar centres.