Sentence examples for maladjusted to from inspiring English sources

Annie is socially maladjusted, to say the least, spending her solitary days shoplifting from the local store and bashing things with a baseball bat.

Martin Luther King, Jr., once remarked that social change was dependent upon the efforts of people who are "creatively maladjusted" to society, people whose contours have not been buffed to smoothness by indecent politeness and faulty social grace.

Zindzi Mandela recalls how after her father's release from prison, he was so maladjusted to physical contact that when she held his hand "he wouldn't even know you were touching him".

And I call upon you to be maladjusted to these things until the good society is realized".

Problem is, they're all so cute and maladjusted to society that no one wants to call them out for how shitty their band is.

Do we, with jaded world-weariness, say along with the author of Ecclesiastes, even on New Year's Day, "There is nothing new under the sun?" Is the longing for the new a mark of failure, a sign that we are maladjusted to the world as it is and so give ourselves over to the counterfactual wish that the world would be otherwise?

Instead of looking for a way out, these maladjusted operatives decide to have at one another with office supplies -- a shredder to the face is particularly creative -- and more profanities than a season's worth of HBO.

As there are limited design tools available for the conceptual design stage and existing design methods are not well adapted to the development of these demanding medical devices, the development of articular orthoses may lead to inaccurate and maladjusted concepts, ill-adapted to the user's needs, and consequently, a source of discomfort.

It's a durable combination that has appealed to maladjusted youth since 1982.

This provides psychiatric guidance to maladjusted children usually through the cooperative work of a child psychiatrist, educational psychologist, and schoolteacher.

Tarah is one of those kids in the middle, neither maladjusted nor striving to be a perfect child.