ramblingly

In the drawing-room someone was playing softly and ramblingly on the piano.

The Town Hall looks ramblingly medieval.

She is often confused and talks ramblingly about the young men in the portraits as if they are alive, then shouts at her daughter to bring tea.

Salad Fingers also ramblingly mentions he has an "old pal" named "Charlie" as well as a daughter, though neither of them are seen.

The verb burble, according to The Concise Oxford, means speak ramblingly, make murmuring noise.

Ms. Jett is as cool and terse as Ms. Love is ramblingly outspoken.

This story, "Died and Gone to Heaven," starts ramblingly, disconcertingly, but soon turns into a hilarious and stylish deep-South noir.

He prayed briefly--he was weary of prayers in which the priest ramblingly explained to God that God really was God.

Ramblingly conceived, it verges on being an insult to the culture or cultures it purports to represent, creating new stereotypes to replace old, surely not the way to go.

You write and write, ramblingly, listlessly, like a person who is trying to bring himself to say the thing that will explain to himself what is wrong with himself.

Worse, the flaccidity of her prose is reflected in the poor organization of her ideas, which are so ramblingly presented that one is shocked awake upon encountering a lucid one.

On blogging, Montaigne, and the essayist's basic idea: "that you can write spontaneously and ramblingly about yourself and your interests, and that the world will love you for it."

The slow movement lapses into a static central episode referring back to the motto theme and the scherzo becomes depleted of rhythmic drive by ramblingly repeating repetitions the same theme.

Which is not to say that Beckett is Ms. Sheinkin's sole influence, only the most obvious one and the most prominent in the absurdist school that has, no doubt, provoked Ms. Sheinkin to write ramblingly and repetitiously in a mixed bag of styles.

Interspersed with the playwright's accumulation of horrors, a supposedly sardonic emcee brandishing a microphone - an overused device in any case - lurches ramblingly on, sometimes decked out as a surgeon, to regale the audience with a cryptic brand of gallows humor, partly in justification of the play's title.