Sentence examples for little scattered from inspiring English sources

"Adrian is very funny, very focused, but a little scattered on the day-to-day stuff".

If the Giants sound a little scattered and confused, that is because they are.

FOR a while Emily Mortimer seemed to specialize in characters not unlike herself: sweet, vulnerable, even a little scattered or ditzy.

Although in the early chapters it seems a little scattered, its transitions flaccid, once Du Chaillu and his poor stuffed apes have made their debut in London, it rattles along with fine, wacky momentum.

The unfolding of the history is a little scattered, but it is refreshingly free of contemporary tribal commentary and claims, unlike many other exhibitions since the passage of the 1990 Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act.

First of all there are the little scattered clues - the lip balm (revealing what? That I am an image-conscious, dry-lipped and slightly fruity young lady, perhaps?); the Post-its scrawled with my bank details; my diary, for heaven's sake.

It's a little too long, a little too indulgent, and a little too scattered to be top tier 007, but it nonetheless benefits from solid action sequences and the sizable reservoir of audience goodwill for this franchise.

However, too little scatter is observed.

However, in many instances, little scattering is anticipated even with normal data.

Crucially, McGaugh finds very little scatter in the data just what would be expected if the mass of gas and stars was directly determining the rotation speed.

The lattice parameters of both S1 and S2 are well defined, with little scatter between different samples treated for different times and temperatures, and there are no signs of the large range of lattice parameters reported by recent electron microscopy observations.