Meanings of disjointed remarks in English

The girl, of course, attributed these disjointed remarks to physical suffering.

Conversation seemed to have no self-sustaining power, and went on in the shape of disjointed remarks.

Aunt Marjorie sat and mumbled little disjointed remarks with regard to her niece's future state and subjection.

The drive to the theatre was a short one, and conversation consisted only of a few disjointed remarks.

He stammers disjointed remarks and interjections.

After some rather pointless and disjointed remarks from the curates, a sound came from the corner near the door.

Sydney Molyneux shook hands with both of them in somewhat dreary fashion, and embarked upon a few disjointed remarks.

From the disjointed remarks of the airmen the realized that something was in sight, yet hardly visible to the naked eye.

Indeed, several times during his disjointed remarks he made use of the latter expression, promising that his discourse should be a short one.

M. Charnot, who was rather tired, and also absorbed in Madeleine's feats of cookery, cast disjointed remarks and ejaculations into the gaps in the conversation.

Disjointed remarks, such as "skirt a little too short, but good tailor," and "terrible amount of energy," and "wonder where she's going," followed her.