scatter-brained

Two suns irradiating the galaxy like a pair of covetous eyes: how trivial, how marginally interesting to the scatter-brained populace.

The Second Sun Matthew J. Robinson 2012

If she had anything intelligent to say, it wouldn't matter, but unfortunately, she comes across as unwitting, unintelligent and scatter-brained.

Ethics complaints still dog Palin 2009

The White Queen is a character from Through The Looking Glass — a scatter-brained figure that lives her life backwards and struggles to live in the present.

Doc Jensen geeks out on 'FlashForward': Follow the clues; crack the mystery! (maybe) | EW.com 2009

P.P.S. Sorry if this sounds scatter-brained; it's just that class is about over and I really have to—

Excerpt from "Leanna Strikes Out on Her Own" [W-I-P] Christopher Snyder 2011

Ten was always a bit more scatter-brained than Nine ...

The Boundaries of Temptation (1/5) amberfocus 2009

Ms. Levine's art is anything but chaotic or scatter-brained.

Duchamp Redux Richard B. Woodward 2011

The match continued as it had begun, an enthralling and sometimes hilarious parade of scatter-brained mistakes and heart-stopping incidents.

Fernando Torres revived before demons return in Theatre of the Absurd | Richard Williams 2011

With Sean's help, Martin negotiates life as the youngest in a chaotic, scatter-brained family.

IT Crowd's Chris O'Dowd to write and star in Sky1 comedy Moone Boy 2011

But by claiming the high ground of bolstering the nation's economic standing in its competition with other rising lands, he makes the Republicans' one-note campaign to diminish the government look as counterproductive and altogether scatter-brained as it actually is.

Dr. Win the War Harold Meyerson 2011

Yes, quite scatter-brained and I think a bit more likely to give in to his emotions, desires and needs.

The Boundaries of Temptation (1/5) amberfocus 2009