The good points – regarding the importance of structure and grammar – are communicated in a grumpily disjointed way.
But he enjoyed reading, and the Mexican friends who had come with me to help translate the interview said that he was very articulate in his own rambling, disjointed way.
It also spawned a catch phrase for Ms. Houston, "hell to the no," an emphatic and disjointed way of expressing displeasure.
Viewers are confused and uneasy because they see and hear only the fragments that Laura does -- the same disjointed way they receive their news of the drug war.
Now, what I saw – and I grew up in this borough – when I spoke to people, was that the youth service was being delivered in a disjointed way.
It demonstrates how businesses at once both suffer from and exploit the fitful and disjointed way that the government tries to protect workers, and why occupational illnesses have proved so hard to prevent.
But they both point to the same disjointed way a modern electorate wants to see its leader – at once righteously wedded to his role to such an extent that his private life and personal happiness are subordinate to it, and simultaneously light of heart, human, a family man.
ML: Claire Skinner, her contribution to Naked, which was the next film we made after Life is Sweet, is one of my favourite characters in all of my films - Sandra, the nurse, who shows up at the end and who has this wonderful, disjointed way of not completing her sentences.
Time is of the essence if Congress does not act, our health care system will move forward in a highly inefficient, fragmented and disjointed way.
But she said it doesn't help much for her to think of the role in such a disjointed way.
