Sentence examples for somewhat disjointed from inspiring English sources

His remarks were somewhat disjointed at times.

It may be to do with its somewhat disjointed nature.

When there was play on the field it was somewhat disjointed at best.

"Items and entities are somewhat disjointed from the terrain around them, causing a jitter as I walk".

In a brief and somewhat disjointed statement, Mr. Todaro apologized and asked the judge not to send him to prison.

Many of the chapters were published in small magazines, which tends to give the narrative a somewhat disjointed feel.

Vetiver are old hands at refurbishing classic country-rock, so their "I Used to Be a King" is sleek but somewhat lifeless, while Sleepy Sun deliver an impassioned but slightly disjointed "Chicago", four decades adrift from its original political origins.

It's disjointed, somewhat unintuitive and the swipe gesture required to select a desired word largely interrupts a user's workflow.

On one hand, it could be argued that Trump's lack of press conferences, or for the most part even released official statements (other than last week's initial, somewhat odd and disjointed press conference), has created a void of information and insight for the public as to what those upcoming plans and intentions are — certainly relative to most incoming presidents.

A yellowed, fetid head shaped somewhat like Gumby has an asymmetrically disjointed left eye, and its right eye is just a socket.

Somehow, despite the explosive demographic growth, economic contributions and political visibility, Asian Americans in Orange County feel disjointed, disengaged and even somewhat divisive - geographically and literally segregated from one another.