| He was a big, shambolic man who gets around in wrinkled flannies and a baseball cap. |
| Pundits lost no time in savaging the weakness of the script, the poverty of the acting and shambolic directing. |
| His sophomore effort is ambitious and diverse, suggesting Skinner's shambolic charm is here to stay. |
| A gentle aesthete and a shambolic dilettante, he was extraordinarily widely read, but shrewd and critical as well as omnivorous. |
| It is early days, but it is possible that this kind of inclusivity is exactly what our notoriously shambolic film industry needs. |
| This was only four songs into the set and already this was the most shambolic gig I had ever been to! |
