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She is the least serious of the three and the most disorganized.

But it was still too disorganized to stop the charge.

The other ships in the group seemed less disorganized than her own.

But in this disorganized area, Court doubted whether one would be available.

Disorganized parents simply must scramble to find a new doctor.

You never saw a more disorganized force than ours was when everyone and everything were finally on the east bank.

"The root of the problem is we are a poor and disorganized country," he said.

Such children are at risk of developing a disorganized attachment.

Not in this disorganized manner where anyone at all could give an opinion.

The disorganized junior of the men's department, quietly looked down upon by the other staff members.

It is between the organized money class and the disorganized masses.

The base was vast and full of opportunity but could easily become disorganized.

That was a foretaste of the disorganized service to come.

All this she had dismissed in her disorganized reading as legend.

She said this place was too disorganized, or something.

It asked if "I am distressed by the disorganized way my brain works."

She raised her hand to brush away a disorganized strand of hair.

Tarzan found a very disorganized party as he joined them.

However, by September 23, the storm had become disorganized and sprawling.

Too much chaos and even the internal order of your body becomes disorganized.

She even let him see her bedroom, which was filled with disorganized piles of paper.

"But in the classroom, the children can't sit still and they are very disorganized."

He saw officers trying, with little or no success, to restore order among the disorganized soldiers.

Manuel remained a disorganized depression for the next two and a half days.

A disorganized column of 1,200 marched out into the cold and snow.

Being so disorganised that I don't have time when friends need me.

The roads could at best be described as disorganised chaos.

However, they were put off by his rambling and disorganised sermon.

Sedgwick was rather disorganised and had not written a review before.

There is more to this than some disorganised violence.

The information reaching the man in the street is anecdotal, disorganised and often inappropriate.

We ended up coming out looking incoherent, disorganised and weak.

By hunting for funds in a disorganised and unsystematic way?

Teaching is sometimes one of the most disorganised professions.

No longer were the guerrillas the disorganised force they had been in the 1960s.

After moving over land, convection associated with the storm quickly became disorganised.

Sydney is evacuated in a rather chaotic and disorganised manner.

Ordered in the dark and with one company still under attack, a disorganised night withdrawal subsequently occurred.

With interests split between Gaunt, parliament and the council, government became disorganised.

These reasons may be more valid than, say, a disorganised columnist trying to move things along as they are up against a deadline.

The fact the organisation is rather disorganised, and the project would suffer if I left, further holds me back.

In such cases, disorganised guerilla warfare may continue for a considerable period.

With Thorby in its present disorganised state anything might happen.

This led to a disorganised pattern of scattered engagements throughout the whole region.

And she thinks the college is a disorganised.

Does a disorganised clothing industry with little commercial interest in quality simply reflect our own limited needs and aspirations?

It was quite dark when they got to Boulogne, and things were rather disorganised.

The Pakistani government was blamed for sluggish and disorganised response to the floods.

Analysts say it is the first major test for the young and disorganised internet industry against powerful media interests with many lobbyists in Washington.

Bunch of disorganised people, I guess they want to sound in control & not embarrassed.