Sentence examples for not really organized from inspiring English sources

"I think it's probably a consensus that the industry is not really organized to deliver interesting fare to a sort of educated adult audience, and that really is where the sort of second tier in the industry has developed," said David Tetzlaff, an assistant professor of film studies at Connecticut College in New London.

But I'm simply not really organized enough to be a good MIS person.

"I told him we're an 18th-century house, and not really organized for suckling pig and jousting".

This resulted in a bunch of concepts that to some extent were grouped, but not really organized or related.

I had heard about it and I hadn't really organized myself to buy something.

In fact, the community hasn't really organized themselves around any one of these alternatives yet – usage is still across the board.

"I don't really organize happy hours".

"You can't really organize a community when a community doesn't exist anymore".

But if you think about it, all those hundreds of thousands of people who were killed in 100 days and hardly anybody had a gun, and I think we were not really properly organized to deal with it and respond to it".

Really organized people are not born organized.

It's not all about parties or functions, and nothing's really organized.