How To Use Scatterbrain In A Sentence
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Like an afterthought, he added, ‘Even if you are a scatterbrain most of the time.’
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Meanwhile, the heartthrob of this film admits he is less than perfect - one of his problems being he is a real scatterbrain.
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Why then do they let themselves be shown as silly little scatterbrains, making the compromises, while the men romp all over the screen doing exactly as they please?
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Anyway, my boss was a scatterbrained but really sweet woman - at first.
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A self-described scatterbrain, she assumed she had once again forgotten them.
Times, Sunday Times
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Something of a scatterbrain, his study was populated by stacks of unchecked papers and piles of worn books.
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Something of a scatterbrain, his study was populated by stacks of unchecked papers and piles of worn books.
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Andrew Strauss: from scatterbrain to a very English hero | Andy Wilson
Andrew Strauss: from scatterbrain to a very English hero | Andy Wilson
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Scatterbrain's story indeed taken place, in the coming days will certainly inevitable will happen.
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These accounts typically focus on perceived negatives and neglect to acknowledge the positive influence that attention deficit medication has had on thousands of scatterbrains.
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He continually strives to be a better one of all of these, though how to be a better scatterbrain is currently eluding him.
HOW QUICKLY WE FORGET • by Scott W. Baker
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‘Robert can't stay here,’ his mother recalls thinking, ‘our poor child among all these scatterbrains.’
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I'll try to remember to email you when I update, but I can be really scatterbrained, and I might forget!
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You were behaving like a scatterbrain, but with you, that's right in character.
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I've been told that I am careless, a scatterbrain.
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He gripped the wheel, chewing himself out for being such a scatterbrain.
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A former fêtarde* myself and still a bit featherbrained from it I shake my head and cluck my tongue on hearing those birds, beaks-a-begging, try to get out of jail time by pleading with the French cops, swearing that they are merely scatterbrained and not at all soûlard!
étourneau - French Word-A-Day
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I was the most absent minded, scatterbrained barista you've ever met.
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If anyone has noticed, my posts have been rather scatterbrained recently.
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The eccentric drunk's largesse solves the girl's problems, but when the scatterbrain forgets he gave her the money, she is arrested for thieving.
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Or maybe I just have amplexus on the brain. scatterbrain said
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One of them was Christine Keeler, a scatterbrained '60s "good-time girl" who supposedly became Ivanov's mistress.
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Andrew Strauss – from scatterbrain to a very English hero
The Ashes in the Australian press
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By and large, he appears to be on top of things, but there are times when they play like out-and-out scatterbrains.
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A writer, a father, a math teacher, a really big nerd, a husband, a scatterbrain, a dreamer, a collector of stuffed penguins, a rambler.
HOW QUICKLY WE FORGET • by Scott W. Baker
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A former fêtarde* myself (and still a bit featherbrained from it) I shake my head and cluck my tongue on hearing those birds, beaks-a-begging, try to get out of jail time by pleading with the French cops, swearing that they are merely scatterbrained and not at all soûlard!
French Word-A-Day:
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The little gnome was scatterbrained and flighty, barely able to hold a conversation.
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Maybe if I wasn't such a scatterbrain, I would be able to focus on something more then the first interesting new bit and actually finish it.
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With an enormous dollop of assistance, I've transformed my own scatterbrained attempt at a curriculum vitae into something a little more presentable.
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‘Be off with you, you scatterbrains! ‘he shouted angrily, ‘Away from the palace steps!’
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I mean, anyone who was ever a child and who’s ever written a letter to Santa proclaiming to have been a Very Good Boy (slash Girl) This Year might know that total forthrightness is far overrated. scatterbrain
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