These delightfully discombobulated vignettes are reminiscent of a dream sequence.
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Perhaps it is simply too bad if men feel discombobulated.
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"It's not a bunch random and discombobulated strangers," Frankl said.
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He looks a bit discombobulated ... albeit safely aboard and secure.
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Consider the discombobulated way his administration has approached North Korea.
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"I'm still sort of discombobulated," she admits with a laugh.
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Early on, the Rams' coverage and pressure discombobulated New England.
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As an 80s baby I feel slightly discombobulated by it all.
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" Cherry's mother, Pat Grant, told me, "I am just so discombobulated.
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Clues abound in the frantic and discombobulated way they went about it.
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He sees loafers on the screens, all discombobulated, reacts quickly and eloquently.
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All of this has left many fans feeling discombobulated and/or enraged.
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"Everything is just discombobulated enough to keep things in place," Mr. Gunitsky said.
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"The far-right in the UK are disoriented and discombobulated," Freedman told Motherboard.
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Officers banged on the window to wake him up and he was completely discombobulated.
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Instead, they're making forms that are incomplete, messy, muddy, discombobulated, rough, gritty, and harsh.
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"They are discombobulated and we don't want to interfere with any of that," said Sen.
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They show wavy lines, discombobulated human forms, and eerie serpentine figures that likely represent gods.
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"It gets a little discombobulated at times, there's no question about that," said North Carolina Rep.
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When the episode begins, we see Victoria (Lenora Crichlow) awaken, sore and discombobulated, on a wooden chair.
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An outdated process If the whole process sounds discombobulated, that's because it was designed for another era.
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"The U.S. men would probably be having more success if they weren't all discombobulated by Jamaica," he said.
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Sets with jagged edges and alternately rounded, tilted, or visually disjointed and discombobulated spaces, are another key element.
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There were "kiosk facilitators," and "wayfinding ambassadors" who roamed about assisting discombobulated museumgoers and groups on field trips.
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Start us all completely discombobulated and then throughout the course of the series you bring us all together.
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Mainstream European politicians—not unlike American ones currently discombobulated by Donald Trump—lack a formula for beating these upstarts.
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Darius was found discombobulated in the driver's seat of his ride following a vehicle crash at around 10 a.m.
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Growth has been sluggish for quite a while, and people are still discombobulated from the recession and financial crisis.
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We're talking fashion flukes that rendered themselves so discombobulated that the idea of a swift recovery was slim to none.
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Their defense, as it has been for six games now, was a discombobulated combination, confused at times, lackluster at others.
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A lot of people felt we're in a discombobulated energy, but our individual energy can help change the world energy.
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A discombobulated Joni (a plucky Sarah Chalfie) leaves the venue and is immediately surrounded by friends and well-meaning strangers.
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I was talking to Malone about this as well, you know, Google changes their algorithm and suddenly everybody is discombobulated.
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Her most formally radical film, "The Headless Woman," is deliberately disorienting, putting the viewer in the position of its discombobulated protagonist.
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Once he awoke, Tiger was a discombobulated mess and claimed he was all jacked up from a cocktail of Rx drugs.
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Once he awoke, Tiger was a discombobulated mess, which he claimed was the result of taking a cocktail of Rx drugs.
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So I completely understand how discombobulated those poor poachers might be when people from the LPO remind them what the law says.
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The wrong outfit can make us feel awkward and discombobulated all day, while the right one can be an instant mood boost.
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It was a fitting end to a discombobulated season, one that fell into flux in New York and never entirely climbed out.
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It sounds like a discombobulated nursery rhyme that makes little sense, but it also speaks to the beauty of diversity on planet Earth.
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The notorious Red Wedding, which slaughtered several key characters near the end of Season 3, was a plot twist that discombobulated fans immensely.
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Rose-breasted grosbeak Mayor said it's still unclear why those nine birds species are far more discombobulated than the rest of the group.
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Those moments span more than three decades, and the trail they leave on YouTube follows the media's evolution to its current discombobulated state.
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But I sure didn't expect to be criticizing the show for suddenly developing a cinematic tic that makes it seem more narratively discombobulated.
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Women who appear to be too discombobulated don't get picked, though ironically, they're oftentimes the ones who've purchased seats right next to the stage.
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Reading her, you are left feeling dislocated by the world's strangeness, and wondering if she and her discombobulated characters are really the sane ones.
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Small wonder, then, that many students and faculty and staff members interviewed on campus said they felt discombobulated by the torrent of troubling news.
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"Clara's Ghost" introduces its main character in a moment when she is desperate, discombobulated and on a mad mission to retrieve a lost shoe.
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It saw the discombobulated wings of Google lead it to massive failure in messaging, with a half-dozen chat apps all competing while confusing users.
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It's sweatier, grimier, discombobulated, as the fans were quaking and the stands were shaking for their home borough Irish brat to defeat the cool Swede.
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Discombobulated schedules, foreign foods, inconsistent gyms, cramped airplane seats and uncomfortable hotel beds are among the inconveniences that can alter his body, inside and out.
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"The word I used the other day was 'discombobulated," says the Britain native, who moved to the Adams Morgan neighborhood in 1999 and hasn't left.
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In Michigan, for instance, Mr. Trump's campaign manager, Brad Parscale, recently endorsed a former state legislator, Laura Cox, to take over Michigan's discombobulated state party.
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Chandler -- a star defensive end for the New England Patriots -- was hospitalized after dropping to his knees outside the Foxborough PD station in a discombobulated state.
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The narrator's face in the video is concealed, his voice scrambled and muffled, and the scenes where he appears to describe discontent and disillusionment are discombobulated.
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Still, the margin was narrow until Oregon, whose speedy offense had discombobulated Wisconsin, blended a series of free throws with some jumpers to build a comfortable lead.
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"Feed" is a road book, brightly discombobulated, written on the wing, full of grabbed meals, lucky sex, and appealingly corny jokes ("Tonight I am pierogies / Ross Pierogies").
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And so many of those people were spun out into the rest of the world where they utterly discombobulated the politics of Western Europe inside of 18 months.
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But Mr Kaufmann is undoubtedly right that it is impossible to understand Brexit—or populism in general—without examining the way that mass immigration has discombobulated established populations.
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You gotta listen to Diaz explain it ... but essentially says he relies on weed to get his head right ... especially after he's been knocked out and he's discombobulated.
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Bush was fortunate, he had a partner in a real President, a Mexican president, Vicente Fox, that discombobulated a 220006-year-long political dynasty AKA a semi-dictatorship.
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Some club members were discombobulated, but young, reform-minded McGovern campaign workers were even more taken aback when they gravitated to Mr. McManus's old-school clubhouse to volunteer.
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When you head to the emergency room, you almost expect stress -- the long waits, the hubbub of other patients and the endless, seemingly discombobulated stream of doctors and nurses.
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Otherwise, Mr. Creed has created a kind of anti-spectacle, a strange, discombobulated whole greater than the sum of its parts, in which the building is a co-star.
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Sometimes neatly stacked files or paperweights can be seen, but all orderly and neat as opposed to Trump's discombobulated set up of folders jutting out or piled several inches high.
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This pseudo-naturalism is compounded by industrial steel and acrylic platforms on which the work is displayed and file cabinets that suggest a place of origin for the discombobulated archive.
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It seems far more likely Goff comes out of the season battered and discombobulated about everything he learned about how the offense should theoretically function rather than gaining valuable experience.
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In one movie, "The Edukators", a gang of juvenile anti-capitalists are discombobulated when Hardenberg, the millionaire they kidnap, turns out to have been a major figure in the 1968 protests.
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The timing of the announcement has discombobulated people—it's a Sunday, the day before Oceti Sakowin was to be evacuated and the veterans were supposed to gather on the front lines.
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We can help Democrats take over Congress in November, as they will serve on behalf of the American people as a strong counterbalance to this out-of-control, discombobulated White House.
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He described the meeting with the senators as a "discombobulated discussion," the lawmakers struggling to understand the political polarization Mr. Levitsky understood through his studies of democratic breakdown in Latin America.
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He wrote back to the woman, who he said had been "unfairly manipulated and discombobulated by cynical social media messaging driven by dark forces," and posted his response on social media.
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A discombobulated White House might take its eye off hotspots like the South China Sea -- or it could be tempted into military adventurism abroad -- perhaps with Iran -- to wag the dog.
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It takes the Doctor around 15 minutes to show up, and when she does, she's discombobulated, dropping from the sky into a train where humans are being threatened by an alien.
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But on an overcast Friday last April, it was a frenetic, discombobulated mess as adolescents trading business cards crowded into long lines to get their credentials for the Kairos Society Global Summit.
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Yes, Trump represents, to them, a "useful idiot," a weak, discombobulated, history-less leader who will likely be content to leave Russia to its own devices, from Ukraine to the Baltic states.
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Delonte West was discombobulated on the streets of Houston last month because he was on the wrong medication and left his treatment facility while hallucinating ... but now he's on the road to recovery.
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And while Wednesday night's setback for Familia came as a result of some good ninth-inning hitting by the St. Louis Cardinals, Thursday afternoon's failure grew out of a succession of discombobulated moments.
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Reggie Jackson, Detroit's sole creator, was hampered by a sprained ankle and spent a grand total of 47 minutes by his side, which helped turn most pick-and-rolls into a discombobulated disaster.
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And I can see that his depth perception became discombobulated somewhere between the world he saw ending beyond the window of his cockpit and the one he found himself in when it didn't end.
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A survey last year of 5,000 such workers at both tech and non-tech firms, by TINYPulse, a specialist in monitoring employee satisfaction, found that many of them feel alienated, trapped, underappreciated and otherwise discombobulated.
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Mr. McLean is Bob, a depressed ne'er-do-well with a poet's soul (he reads Dostoyevsky to cheer up), and Ms. Hart is Helena, an anxious woman discombobulated by bad relationships and a judgmental family.
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It means that while there's an explosion of news stories about the current moment, there's a lack of the sort of human tales that might help discombobulated Americans make sense of what we're going through.
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Remembering how discombobulated she felt when the family first moved to the US, she begins to chafe against her relationship to her mother Jian (Diana Lin) for going along with the move in the first place.
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But after some sustained thought, the work becomes much more than a singular reference to the Smolensk tragedy; it reads as a symbolic illustration of the discombobulated reconstruction of Polish society after the fall of communism.
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Critics tried to split his wig for going in a different direction with season 2 because he traded the swamp for some California noir shit, and acted like a discombobulated former great throwing punches in the wind.
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He took advantage of switches against Marco Belinelli, J.J. Redick, and Robert Covington, and attacked early in the clock, sometimes bringing the ball up the floor himself before backing all the way down against a discombobulated defense.
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Similarly, Maher mourns the loss of Franken in the Senate — as do I — but seems to lack empathy for the woman who is discombobulated by suddenly feeling the hand of a man she admires on her backside.
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Sauntering over to Mafee's man cave of an apartment, she seduces him not into sex — he'd probably be too discombobulated by his crush on her to handle it anyway — but into falling on the grenade for her.
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The risk of Mr Renzi's scheme is that the main beneficiary will be Beppe Grillo, a former comedian and leader of the Five Star Movement (M5S), a discombobulated coalition that calls for a referendum on leaving the euro.
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Ambiguity can grant proxy sponsors significant, if sometimes short-lived, advantages, permitting certain tactics to go unchecked by rivals—as demonstrated by the initially discombobulated European and American response to Russia's use of private military contractors in Ukraine.
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With a new CEO, John Flannery, trying to steady what many on Wall Street have long seen as a sinking ship rife with debt and discombobulated businesses, the negativity around General Electric has only grown in recent days.
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We were disoriented and discombobulated, and as I exited the theater, there were more than a few people excitedly dissecting all the angles on that ending (which I am valiantly trying not to spoil, though I'm about to).
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I am so discombobulated by yesterday's news that the four major US carriers are banding together to make a whole other company to replace SMS with RCS and ship their own app that I barely know where to begin.
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The pick: 49ers score first ($55 to win $50)The logic: All postseason we've watched the Chiefs come out a bit discombobulated only to assert their will in the second quarter and erase and deficit that stood before them.
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"Real Violence" finds an apt foil in the discombobulated sculptures of Kaari Upson in the same gallery: urethane casts of severely damaged couches spray-painted shades of red, silver and pink that suggest bodies at once powerful and pathetic.
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And with Robert Covington injured, Ryan Saunders has resorted to lineups that have Anthony Tolliver defending wings (he matched up against Bryn Forbes for a stretch earlier this week!) in weird jumbo lineups that switch a bunch but remain discombobulated.
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Jared Kushner's involvement is part of a discombobulated White House response to the virus, with Trump "reluctant to declare an expansive emergency to combat the escalating coronavirus outbreak, fearful of stoking panic with such a dramatic step," according to Politico.
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The puck lingered along his stick blade for a good five seconds as he wove through a discombobulated defense, and he gave it up only when he was ready, not because anyone had dislodged, it or had even come close.
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With the defense discombobulated, Neymar abruptly did a U-turn into the box like a Russian cabdriver evading traffic and glided unfettered into the open space just in time to slide a cross from Willian across the goal line with his yellow cleat.
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That was back when Ingram and Kamara combined for 53 yards on 19 carries, and back when Bradford shredded the Saints' discombobulated defense, and back when Coach Sean Payton, in his opening statement afterward, said he didn't even know where to begin.
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As I watched the grasper repeatedly fail to hit its target, I understood how much of an interloper the surgical tools were in the slippery confines of the body, and how much harm they could do if the surgeon got even slightly discombobulated.
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Through a barrage of mixed-media cut outs, drawing, and painting, the images showcased in the show convey a psychotropic critique of post-World War II Americana with images of housewives, Lyndon B. Johnson, grotesque fat people, and businessmen discombobulated across scenes of confusion.
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We finally located our lost luggage and a car with four wheels and, after a two-hour drive, jet lagged and completely discombobulated, we pulled into the dream that is Chiarentana, a huge, ancient Tuscan farmhouse built around a cobblestone courtyard with a linden tree at its center.
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What we've seen so far in the last couple of weeks is [that] the situation is so discombobulated, and the Trump administration is such a headless chicken, that there isn't even a concerted nationalist pushback against the global stabilization efforts being pursued by the Federal Reserve and the International Monetary Fund.
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In one of those scheduling quirks of fate, the Spurs, the N.B.A.'s best-run team over the last decade and a half, will roll into Barclays Center to probably inflict more damage on a discombobulated, deflated franchise that had earnest designs on becoming San Antonio Northeast at the dawn of the Prokhorov era.
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"From an impromptu announcement of the summit by a mid-level South Korean diplomat in the White House driveway, to the unhelpful comments by John Bolton and Vice President Pence regarding their affection for the 'Libya model', the lead up to the meeting has been as discombobulated as everything else in this White House's foreign policy," Sen.
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