Sentence examples for less disjointed from inspiring English sources

"Now, it's a lot less disjointed," Valentine said.

Metal Hammer reviewers praised the album for its increase in 'clean vocals' and less disjointed song writing but still being heavy.

In the European Union, the journey from validation to regulatory acceptance appears to be less disjointed and more direct.

Their own campaign appeared to be weak, direction-less and disjointed.

Marketers have little visibility into how their customers' multiple online and offline interactions impact bottom-line sales–and even less insight into how this multi-channel, disjointed shopping experience impacts customer loyalty.

The word evokes values that seem ever more desirable when society is more mobile, more disjointed, and families are broken and less able to support each other.

The problem was less that the action was unconvincing and the plotlines disjointed, and more that the result was overwhelmingly dull.

The crowd got something less than the beautiful game, with a physical and often disjointed contest.

Though the brothel scenes are frustratingly disjointed (mainly due to privacy issues), "A Good Man" is less about a man divided than one who is whole.

A similar relationship between Cav3 and f-actin was seen in diseased cells (Figure 5B) but the overall pattern of labelling was more disjointed with the wedge-like pattern of contractile machinery becoming less obvious.

Time had become disjointed.