Disheveled used in a sentence

Disheveled in a sentence as an adjective

He, in a disheveled state, opened the car door and mounds of paintball ammo spilled out.

[1] You can still see he's fairly attractive for a 60 year old under the disheveled hair and beard, and excess weight.

There's a reason why beautiful people have straight teeth and clean features rather than looking disheveled.

Manhattan is a place where you're just as likely to sit on a bus next to a guy making $1m+/year as some disheveled homeless dude.

Would you be fired from an office job for dressing like a bum, smelling like body odor, and looking disheveled all the time?

I find it comical to walk into a trailer home to see a brand new Bravia barely able to fit on the disheveled TV stand.

I wouldn't say the image of the profession is necessarily disheveled.

" That was my private time to suffer in peace, I was disheveled, suffering, and in pain and the last person I wanted to see was my boss/coworker.

I personally haven't met anybody who, given the choice, prefers looking like a disheveled slob.

But Europeans traveling in America are probably in a constant state of disgust at the disheveled state of most of us...