Sentence examples similar to a touch chaotic from inspiring English sources
On Friday evening the party sent out a fundraising appeal to members, saying the first week of the Corbyn relaunch had shown how "out of touch, chaotic and incompetent" Labour was under him.
But the messiness of the film seems appropriate to its subject, which is the attempt to bring at least a measure of order — and even a touch of grace — to a chaotic and frequently ugly reality.
Generally, a touch sensor senses only the touch position.
They lend a chaotic touch of Brimfield, the huge Massachusetts flea market, to the no-nonsense state trooper garage.
"Margin Call" depicts 36 hours in the tumultuous life of a fictional Wall Street investment bank as the discovery of a looming leverage crisis touches off a chaotic chain of events.
Tensions between militantly Orthodox Jews and secular Jews worsened today, touching off a chaotic debate in Parliament and prompting the Prime Minister to call a special ministerial meeting.
The sentencing touched off a chaotic and violent response outside the courtroom.
Although these efforts can seem a bit chaotic or touch-and-go initially, they often turn out to be much faster in the long run because objections have already been heard and agreements have already been struck.
David Schweizer's staging and Nancy Leary's costumes play on the hellishness of both the work's provenance and the "living dead" scenes Kien drew so vividly, and Caleb Wertenbaker's's sets give the production a chaotic, industrial touch.
Rather, an untold number of tornadoes hit an untold number of homes and buildings in a chaotic flurry, touching down and picking up power at different places at different times.
