mismatched

“The stereotype of a New York loft is that it’s downtown with this artsy feeling, mismatched furniture. Well, this space has all those elements. It’s just a completely dreamy version of that.”

Gomez Daly reviewed data from the Riverside County registrar that showed voters between the ages of 18 and 24 had a disproportionate number of ballots rejected due to mismatched signatures.

Further complicating the matter, research points to mismatched priorities between health professionals and community residents, while residents perceive few options for communicating with health officials.

Inside the bunk room, victims were found with mismatched shoes, one clutched a phone and another, a flashlight.

I hit him with my question about correcting my mismatched eyes.