Disjointed Quotations

We looked a bit disjointed at times, but hopefully that will come.

This delivering of knowledge in distinct and disjointed aphorisms doth leave the wit of man more free to turn and toss, and to make use of that which is so delivered to more several purposes and applications

Anytime you have congregations worshipping either at multiple times or multiple locations, you run the risk of not having a robust, rich sense of who the congregation is. It's disjointed pieces and therefore allows for little cliques or niches within the congregation.

Any unnecessary separation of these functions will result in a disjointed response and adversely impact the effectiveness of departmental operations.

There was something very disjointed to me. It seemed kind of close-hearted and brittle.

It's a sort of anti-Broadway musical. It's odd, disjointed and spiky.

Our game reports are not for public dissemination and particularly not for politicians who may be using this whole disjointed affair to seemingly garner votes.

Most people who have tried to use free translation on the web know that what comes out on the output side is so disjointed and grammatically incorrect that it doesn't look like something that a person would write.

We've been disjointed all year. We've had injuries, suspensions, and it's not an easy thing in college basketball, or anywhere, to not have consistency - and we really haven't had that.

That was probably the best start we made all season but then we became disjointed with our scrum being put under a bit of pressure.