Use "disorganised" in a sentence

1. It looked disorganised and antiquated and a strong smell of mothballs dominated the atmosphere

2. disorganised station in the force

3. London was peppered with them; arty-types all of whom were unkempt and disorganised

4. In some sectors the shattering psychological blow simply overwhelmed the front line American defences to create panic, confusion, and disorganised retreat

5. A cross between a very disorganised refugee camp and an even more disorganised camping site, temporary washing and cooking facilities had been set up on and around the lorries, while barrels and crates had been produced from somewhere as the unshaven drivers sat despondently playing a disinterested hand of cards or sucking on their 100th fag, the remains of several days food, cigarette butts and litter around their feet

6. He’s funny, but always stressed out and disorganised and panicking about forgetting

7. So the definition of process relating to evolution could be said to be structured, discriminate, limited and ordered rather than global, disorganised, arbitrary and indiscriminate

8. Driving a car requires constant repetition of the basics, making a sandwich require you start the same way each time and if you don’t, you end up with a plateful of disorganised food

9. When you are over-anxious about your presentation the raw emotion that makes for a successful presentation performance is replaced by a faltering, unstructured and disorganised speech

10. your speech to another, your presentation will appear jumpy at best or disorganised at worst

11. He recruited disillusioned Indian soldiers in Japanese prisoner of war camps into a new Indian National Army (INA), which operated alongside the Japanese army, though it was so disorganised and ill- disciplined the Japanese very wisely kept it to menial and support roles