Sentence examples for what scattered from inspiring English sources

What scattered evidence there is, such as a Fox News poll from South Carolina and another new poll from New Hampshire, both of which did some sampling on Tuesday, suggest Trump is maintaining — and perhaps even extending — his lead among Republicans.

He shrugged off her question about whether he interfered with the Presidential election and what amounted to scattered observations about his power, while openly condescending to her.

She remembers looking down on a night-time Tel Aviv from the windows of a plane that took her back to London and thinking to herself: "Flotsam and jetsam, that's what we have become, scattered and divided.

Joybubbles, who was blind at birth, was a famous part of what began as a scattered, socially awkward group of precocious teens and post-teens fascinated with exploring the phone system.

Personal data and preferences exist in multiple scattered databases – what hotels I've stayed at, airlines I've flown, cities I've visited, the kinds of activities I like to do, where I like to eat, and even tasks that I need to complete before I travel (board the pets, have someone pick up mail, etc).

Even so, family-life pundits and grass-roots support groups are driving a scattered revolt against what they see as overscheduling.

Beyond the monitoring group's critical statement, the election's fairness was disputed with scattered accounts of what appeared to be fraud.

The half of the piece that uses live performers becomes a striptease without the tease, a solemn struggle to remove clothing and meticulously fold it afterward, letting the nakedness and scattered garments suggest what they may.

What had once been only scattered voices of dissatisfaction suddenly became a rush to the exits.

Contrary to what occurs in PSU, a scattered pattern of hybridization was observed for these four species (fig. 3 B).

The best books, Orwell once observed, organize your scattered thoughts, tell you what you already know.