Sentence examples for all a disaster from inspiring English sources

An endearingly glum Latvian (given to telling aides things like "it's all a disaster again") he has gained in confidence.

Whether we protest in the street or stay at home it's all a disaster," Sana Seif tweeted last month.

Failing to learn a musical instrument – piano, clarinet, violin (truly awful) and drum lessons were all a disaster.

You down that much needed hit of caffeine as you run for the bus, you glance at the cup as you're about to throw it away and... it's all a disaster.

Ruby knew this was all a disaster and yet, succumbing to a writer's vanity, she couldn't help half-wanting to hear her words take on their own life in the world.

In other words, Deep Sea Fish revealed Katsumata's personal geography and compromised pastoral landscape as a map to a better understanding of how the 2011 disaster was, above all, a disaster for northern Japan.

School was, by all accounts, a disaster for Djalili.

In fact, this wasn't constipation at all, but a disaster from a strange complication.

Barron's writes: "Does it all spell a disaster in the making?

His 1994 Democratic Senate campaign in Florida was all but a disaster.

The first strike in Yemen ordered by the Obama administration, in December 2009, was by all accounts a disaster.