Disjointed used in a sentence

Disjointed in a sentence as an adjective

> The biggest problem I have with IE is disjointed updates.

We read this list and we feel disjointed -- cognitive dissonance.

Prose this disjointed would probably make a decent screenplay but it's a bad fit for an essay.

"Dave" is ridiculous and disjointed, so it is fitting that prose devoted to him would be as well.

The visual experience of Metro vs the Win7 style is so different that it feels slapdash and disjointed.

I guess the brave isn't home anymore.../disjointed philosophical rant

I don't know how to say this delicately, so I won't: I'm having trouble distinguishing this book from the disjointed ramblings of a mad man.

Any contradiction is evidence of our hypocrisy, not of the disjointed nature of our composition.

I would be able to stomach this vague, disjointed rant if it had a different title, something like "I am experiencing minor inconveniences as a result of wanting to switch computing platforms".

As it stands, most legal questions are assembled from disjointed queries into truly awful Westlaw/Lexis databases by tech-illiterate lawyers, harried by their enormous workloads and failing personal lives.

This comment reflects this fact which seems unbelievable, but if true, I feel would likely mean that it was mostly created by code generators that probably copied and ossified original errors and misconceptions to the point that it is no longer possible to fix. Its a total failure, the money is gone, but they'll keep throwing even more after it, until the tiny, disjointed systems they develop in the mean time as "temporary solutions" eventually become the "real" system.