| It's the kind of pleasant discombobulation you get from a midway hall of mirrors. |
| But the 39-year-old comedian's unsettled nature seems to run deeper than mere discombobulation at missing an appointment. |
| It's a slightly more melodic piece than what was on Wednesday's program, but the effect of discombobulation was basically the same. |
| The serious point is that the prime minister's biggest stroke of luck has been the discombobulation of the party that opposes him. |
| For the music fan of a certain age, flicking through gig guides has recently become a source of profound discombobulation. |
| The same discombobulation afflicted the finale of the fourth symphony, but to a lesser degree. |
