Meanings of disjointed sentences in English

People stopped one another with nervous, unstrung gesture and odd, disjointed sentences.

The words came from his blue lips in jerky disjointed sentences.

Such as come only serve to fill the page with awkward, disjointed sentences.

But my absurd mate, muttering broken disjointed sentences, such as: I cannot bear!

The voice that uttered these disjointed sentences was only too well known to Theodore.

With infinite care he went over the Chinaman's disjointed sentences.

The answer reached us in disjointed sentences, but we heard enough to set us laughing.

She stirred and moaned and muttered disjointed sentences.

Presently a set of disjointed sentences flowed from her master's lips between his puffs of smoke.

Something in his broken, disjointed sentences brought the tears to her eyes and made her voice unsteady.

He spoke in disjointed sentences of the army, of his battles, of his boyhood and of his friends.

Galen Albret began to address his opponent hoarsely in quick, disjointed sentences, a gasp for breath between each.

Count Tristan uttered these disjointed sentences, in the flurried, bewildered manner which had marked his conduct since Gaston entered.

In disjointed sentences the cook and the correspondent argued as to the difference between a life-saving station and a house of refuge.

Then the sense of trouble was immediate, and the first disjointed sentences of the newcomers were enough to prove that disasters had occurred.

She poured out her heart in passionate, disjointed sentences; he replied with finished essays, divided deliberately into heads and sub-heads, premises and argument.