haphazardness

There is a 15-year history of my haphazardness versus his perfectionism.

It relieves the situation of all haphazardness or accident.

Many of the foreign journalists seem to take pride in the comparative haphazardness with which they approach this particular occasion for evening dress.

And such haphazardness spreads to larger matters.

The grove had neither the tame look of a park nor the complete haphazardness of the forest depths.

As the weeks rolled by, the haphazardness of the notifications he received of his account balances seemed little more than an annoyance.

Think about the frame - and whatever haphazardness might be trapped within it - and you will have an idea of John Cage's music.

His haphazardness made his intentions impossible to fathom.

It struck with a wild haphazardness, seeming to leap from cay to cay.

But most investigative routines were doomed from the start by poor planning, haphazardness, misguided enthusiasm, and muddled protocols.

In these situations, randomness implies a measure of uncertainty, and notions of haphazardness are irrelevant.

Nor should there be, given the haphazardness of entry into the Party and the lack of indoctrination, or political education, inside the Party.

Farther on there was an anachronism, a large white modem building, austere and irrelevant to the cheerful haphazardness of the rest of the place.

The Lomo society, he said, "promotes a look of haphazardness, of determined amateurishness" in its photography.

For example, he rejected metamorphosis and spontaneous generation because they represented randomness and haphazardness that was not possible in a world regulated by God.

The haphazardness of the violence may suggest that gangs are not as structured as syndicates of old, but closer scrutiny has revealed just the opposite.

Arkady watched Kirwill cross the street and move among the taxi drivers, plowing in with a confident haphazardness.

"Two Gentlemen of Verona" was a musical created with all the blithe confidence, the haphazardness and the dumb courage of the era.

There is a strong poem, for instance, about a tornado touching down that never comes close to mentioning AIDS, but pierces life's haphazardness.

The film, while busy and diffuse, is also touching and funny, and its modesty and haphazardness are among its charms.

The remarkable thing in all the turmoil is that the haphazardness and unpredictability have made New Jersey infinitely more enjoyable to watch than the Knicks.

There was a haphazardness to her gamine face that suggested a mischievousness that contrasted with her sister's alternating moods of serenity and anxiety.

This haphazardness reflects the explosive growth of Nassau since the middle of the 20th century and of Brookhaven over the past 25 years.

Slouka has a knack for conveying errant details and impressions, the sense of promise and of sheer haphazardness that constitutes a traveler's reality.

On July 4, 2006, the Hiroshima District Court sentenced Torres to life imprisonment for sexually assaulting and killing the girl, citing his haphazardness.