unfocused

Used with adjective complement

• remain: Local history or a walk around the neighborhood can begin the process, but remain unfocused.
• seem: The best we get from Bettany is one daylight scene where his gaze seems unfocused.
• become: Once his face ran pale and cold and his sight became unfocused, Pinocchio took one last breathe and did not move again.

Modifying Another Word

• rather: He does not have an answer and, as a result, this part of Super Size Me is rather unfocused.
• too: United too have been very poor on the whole, and Liverpool's aims too unfocused.
• so: When asked why he was so unfocused the other day, he answered: " It was not my turn to eat yesterday " .
• somewhat: Having 100 % of services available online was always a somewhat unfocused target, begging the questions of: what level of service?
• slightly: His tone was sensual and breathy, slightly unfocused, and he was a great performer of ballads.
• very: From Google's point of view, these pages are very unfocused.

Modifies a noun

• mind: This will, according to its strength, set into vital motion a greater or lesser degree or area of the unfocused mind.
• way: This involves me with a little Moleskin notebook and a ballpoint pen, scribbling down ideas in a loose, unfocused way.
• approach: An unfocused approach to foreign policy leads to, and is often devised in pursuit of, media grand-standing.
• part: In the unfocused part of your mind is a rhythm of forces due to some part of the manipulation which is a beat.
• people: There's NEVER been a monument built to a critic, because they're mostly just disappointed, unfocused people.