Sentence examples for most haphazard from inspiring English sources

Flavor Flav of Public Enemy no doubt assumed he had given the longest, most haphazard speech when he went on about his children and the clock he wears around his neck (among other subjects) until even his band mate, Chuck D, was giving him wrap-it-up signals on the stage.

As an expression of unity and goodness, order is so pervasive that in fact accounts for even the most haphazard and disorderly aspects of reality.

The state of Ohio is running neck-in-neck with the state of Florida for the title of the most haphazard state in the Union.

For example, it may be that patients with the largest fluctuations in HbA1c are also those with the most haphazard overall diabetes care.

Most things felt haphazard, random, peripheral.

Up close they are visibly hand-made: crude, worried-over approximations of the most instantaneous and haphazard of all photographic images.

I sound frivolous often, although I'm actually really trying to illustrate a snippet of how people meet and connect in life, in what seems the most random and haphazard ways.

The third nice thing is that it explains the haphazard way most of us lead our lives without destroying dignity and choice.

Still, teaching of geography is haphazard, and most students who learn it study it out of interest, not because a teacher asks them to.

Most of these boisterously haphazard paintings look like blowups of details from minor, Kandinsky-flavored abstractions from the mid-20th century, now seen as the Stone Age of the gallery scene.

Many could remember the league's earliest years, when it was perceived to be-and for the most part was-a haphazard assemblage of pickup games and hired hands making weekend pay.