Sentence examples for increasingly disjointed from inspiring English sources

You can strike out alone and try to figure out a country piece by piece, but you always feel like a stranger and feel increasingly disjointed yourself in the process.

The book becomes increasingly disjointed — a later chapter featuring Slater's dog, the blind shiba inu that her husband estimates has cost them $60,000 over the years, is punctuated with musings on the evolutionary relationship between dogs and humans, and on whether it is acceptable to love a pet as much as one's child.

The game grew increasingly disjointed with basic errors creeping into St Mirren's play.

Coach Jacques Brunel introduced some experienced players from the bench and the tactic paid off as they opened up a gap of six points through the boot of Di Bernardo against increasingly disjointed opponents.

First there was his dyspeptic and increasingly disjointed performance in last week's televised debate with Clinton, in which he incessantly interrupted her, blamed her for his ugly campaign to cast doubt on President Obama's citizenship and suggested that paying no federal income taxes makes him "smart".

But we live and work in an increasingly disjointed health care system that presumes patients are quite literate.

Céline went on writing throughout all this, but after "Death on the Installment Plan" (1936), the more lyrical — and certainly funnier — sequel to "Journey," the novels became increasingly gnomic and disjointed.

As the half wore on, the Blues' efforts became increasingly desperate and disjointed as they were repeatedly unable to produce a finish to beat Mannone.

But the visitors appeared more disjointed as the first half went on, becoming increasingly frustrated at their inability to break down the Bolton defence, marshalled superbly by Darren Pratley and captain Keith Andrews.

He cites multiple OS shortcomings, including increasingly meaningless notifications, a lack of baked-in QR code scanners, bloated apps that hog memory, contacts that are disjointed from social graphs, cumbersome authentication systems and an absence of universal payments solutions, to name just a few.

Time had become disjointed.