Sentence examples for more unfocused from inspiring English sources

Your generic CV, in contrast will now appear even more unfocused and irrelevant.

The more unfocused you are at the moment, the more startled you are when things happen around you.

This continued through the 2003 season, Mr. Johnson said, as he noticed himself feeling increasingly more unfocused, irritable and depressed.

In the novel, Watson's polished experimentation could be called versatility, but in stories like "Ordinary Monsters" — a handful of vignettes nestled between the solid family dramas of "Visitation" and "Carl's Outside" — it seems less substantial and more unfocused.

It was clear that I was becoming more and more scattered, more distracted, more unfocused; I was exhibiting all the symptoms of terminal attention deficit disorder; I was turning into a teenage boy.

This time, at around 11 30 a.m., one of my more unfocused students peered directly in my eyes and asked, "Yo, can you imagine if there was a school shooting here?

Mr Boehner is fully aware that victory on Tuesday is far more an unfocused scream of pain and anger against the government than it is an endorsement of Republicans.

Perhaps it's the fact that you are constantly bombarded by new stimuli and inputs as you move about, which helps derail linear thinking and encourages a more associative, unfocused thought process.

In a mixed review, Andy Kellman of Allmusic found the album's material "slapdash" and "uneven", and called it "more an unfocused assortment of poor-to-solid songs than a unified set".

The more impulsive, unfocused and scattered (a.k.a. scatterbrain) a person is, the more loosely configured are each of these three brains to each other and the more poorly they work together in unison.

The 19 hearings themselves were unfocused, more theater than investigation.