Sentence examples for something haphazard from inspiring English sources

At times it can be frustrating to keep up with his output, and there can be something haphazard about his prolificacy.

"Rather than do something haphazard that didn't have much meaning, we thought, why don't we do the story of the Phantom Ship?" she explained to VICE.

"Rather than do something haphazard that didn't have much meaning, we thought, why don't we do the story of the phantom ship?" she explained to VICE.

There is something engagingly haphazard about the way the film is structured.

The rise of F-commerce has been largely haphazard, something Facebook did not instigate or promote.

"I look for something a little haphazard that has a bit of a story, like a lamp left on the front porch," said Mr. Johnson, 55, who grew up in Lakewood and now lives in his childhood home.

This roster was never meant to stand up to the league's titans, but it has since ballooned into something resembling a haphazard motion picture of execrable turnovers, slapstick mishaps and 22-point performances in the first half.

Instead of a monolithic mandate delivered from on high, "Watch the Throne" delivers something more splintered and haphazard, a legitimate engagement with what it means to be new, in the now.

In Orphans, that gruesome first scene turns into something far stranger, a haphazard story about a knife attack that may or may not have happened, told by a man who may or may not have committed it.

"It is a haphazard reaching for something that will quickly make a statement about the place being world class," said Himanshu Burte, an architecture critic who writes frequently for Indian newspapers.

It was a 'bricolage', that is to say it was something put together in a haphazard fashion.