Sentence examples for is disjointed from inspiring English sources
adjective
Not connected, coherent, or continuous.
- The hours of his illness were disjointed and confusing as he drifted in and out of consciousness.
The culture is disjointed.
She is disjointed, disorderly, malapropos.
"It seems like everything here is disjointed.
And the time scheme is disjointed, with narratives within narratives.
Her Twitter presence is disjointed, random – and fascinating.
Although staged imaginatively by David Petrarca and sleekly designed by Michael Yeargan, "Dinah Was" is disjointed.
The documentary has no strong center - its images are often unfocused and its editing is disjointed.
The wine is disjointed, starting tart and fresh but ending with unpleasant cooked flavors.
The footage is disjointed parts of one woman's testimonial in the case.
"With mania, their minds race and they talk very fast in a way that is disjointed.
Many analysts complain that broker-state policy-making, as Eizenstat puts it, is "'disjointed, uncoordinated, and inefficient". But while tolerant of ad-hoc policies, the public has been leery of explicit, more rationalized national planning.
