disjointed

• Her ideas are all disjointed, and a number of wild whims float on her imagination, and fall from her unconnectedly something like strange dreams, when judgment sleeps, and fancy sports at a fine rate. —  The Project Gutenberg eBook of Mary Wollstonecraft, by Elizabeth Robins Pennell
• The words were disjointed, and he knew he wasn't getting everything she was thinking at him. —  Rebecca York - Beyond Control
• Nor is it only the Miltonic sentence which is incoherent; the whole arrangement of his topics is equally loose, disjointed, and desultory. —  Milton
• I find the website not user friendly at all - disjointed, annoying. (including the opening dialog that you have no choice to skip and are forced to listen to, at least until you can find the mute button.) —  GigaOM
• There are two different vocalists but they are similar enough to each other to avoid making the album disjointed which is often the case with albums featuring several vocalists (Alan Parsons Project albums are a perfect example of that mistake). —  Latest reviews @ Progarchives.com, the ultimate progressive rock music website

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