discombobulating

• “That's how kind of discombobulating this whole thing was in American history.”

  Before the Storm: Barry Goldwater and the Unmaking of the American Consensus

• “It was kind of discombobulating" when Ritter chose Bennet, who has not held elective office,”

  The Vail Trail - All Sections

• “It was kind of discombobulating when Microsoft began downplaying them.”

  Shooting at Bubbles

• “Travel can be so discombobulating and disruptive, yet some road warriors spend half their lives on planes, sometimes just to collect miles and attain elite frequent flyer status.”

  The Huffington Post: Frequent Flyer Tips That Only The Pros Know

• “In this delightful yet discombobulating account of reading in the digital age, Alan Jacobs multi-tasks.”

  The Wall Street Journal: The Whimsical Reader

• “Perhaps we see Cotto's left offshoot discombobulating Manny, as well as doing something which no one's done in ten yearsstop Pacquiao.”

  Archive 2009-11-01

• “It's more than just the travel experience that leads to the need for a recombobulation space to recover from discombobulating occurrences.”

  The Huffington Post: Andy Stefanovich: In Business or Travel, Recombobulation's the Ticket

• “More than that, it's discombobulating to be on the road for that long.”

  The Huffington Post: Chrysula Winegar: Three Lessons Learned From the Trail of a Summer Work Life Experiment

• ““Life gets discombobulating,” the attendant said, calmly.”

  Sunday Reading

• “And at the end of a week when Victoria Pendleton has spoken of the discombobulating effects of next year's Olympics, the way London 2012 has made every intervening event appear mundane, Tweddle's enthusiasm for competition seems chasteningly undimmed.”

  The Guardian: Beth Tweddle ready to prove her powers of reinvention in Berlin

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