Sentence examples for disjointed world from inspiring English sources

Alistair Spalding, director of Sadler's Wells theatre, Telegraph, 2007 "Cherkaoui's eye for the singularity of body language is so witty and sharp, that we still end up feeling as if we know a startling amount about these people and the noisy, disjointed world we all inhabit".

AT FIRST, the idea of following a single material through the weird, disjointed world of the Brooklyn Museum of Art for the third installment of this series didn't seem especially promising.

"The Holy Grail" stayed true to the formula of the Python television series, channeling the troupe's vision of a disjointed world of colliding sensibilities and cultural references into a retelling of the myth of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table.

Which leads to the second disturbing trend today: how weak or disjointed the whole world of order is.

The New York Dance and Performance Awards, known as the Bessies, used to encourage experimental work, but its recent announcement of nominations for the 2012-13 season — perhaps even more clueless than last year — shows how glaringly disjointed the dance world is.

And for as long as "Matilda" lasts, this disjointed old world seems fixable through the tools of pure imagination.

A romantic guy in a disjointed modern world, Bryan Ferry favored tuxedos even when his band, Roxy Music, had a reptilian glitter.

A disjointed cardboard world full of barely memorable characters.

This was remarkable for the disjointed Greek world, especially since many of the city-states in attendance were still technically at war with each other.

In a world that is disjointed, strong leaders can prevail when acting out in ways that their followers would never dare.

Harmony and lyricism are hard to find in a world which can seem so disjointed, and Mr Hill's growling "lyric-loutish" voice ensures a reader never forgets this.