| It is powerful and rich on the attack, with beautifully integrated tannin, massive concentration, yet no hint of heaviness or disjointedness. |
| Nevertheless, the fluidity of the text is generally not powerful enough to overcome the greater sense of disjointedness and jumpiness. |
| Emerson quotes many of his sayings, not one of them worth preserving, all marked by a kind of violence and disjointedness. |
| Without experiencing the slight disjointedness of touching something without physically touching it yourself, it's difficult to elaborate. |
| You can cut between the films without any sense of disjointedness. |
| These correspondences may stand for equivalence, subsumption, or disjointedness, between ontology entities. |
