Sentence examples for more disjointed from inspiring English sources

These volunteers sign up yet more recruits by holding "parties for the president" and setting up shop at local sporting and civic events.The Democratic effort is more disjointed.

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.

Instead, it would consist of "snapshots, nothing more, disjointed from one another like the capricious rag-bag of images (some more in focus than others) that every camera-toting traveller returned with from a trip.

And with St Mirren more disjointed and Hearts much brighter, the visitors' Walker fired another drive just past the post.

Researchers have shown that concepts are more disjointed during REM sleep, in which dreaming occurs, than at other times.

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.

One that is more fractured, disjointed.

Just people shouting stuff – not lairy, more slightly disjointed.

One of the differences is no doubt the fact that I'm a parent, but it also feels as if kids--and as a consequence their parents--are leading more hectic, disjointed, and stressful lives than ever before.

Tanya Utberg, the Clackamas County Fair and Rodeo Queen, said to me recently, "I think Clackamas County is a very warmy place," which makes it sound soothing and regular, but often it seems to be a more haphazard and disjointed place than that.

But it points towards the inevitable direction that all Web communications are taking: more realtime, intermingled, disjointed, and multimedia.