| The enlightening thing about Gidden's tract is its scattiness, historical amnesia and implicit authoritarianism. |
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| There is a certain scattiness, as well as scruple, in the authors' methods. |
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| She seems very similar to me in character so it amuses me to see bits of me in her like my scattiness. |
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| The Champions League holders are a joy to watch but their scattiness does find them out now and again. |
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| In fact, he was 57 when I realised that what had been taken for academic scattiness, was more worrying. |
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| Anna and Etienne, back from Paris, serve as sensible, committed foils to Lola's scattiness. |
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