Sentence examples for being a disarray from inspiring English sources

He remembers that time as being a disarray that preoccupied him completely.

It is a disarray that he studiously protects — nobody is permitted to tidy up and destroy it — and that both stimulates and comforts him.

"The last thing we need is a parliament in disarray".

They have been a team in disarray, with no simple solution in sight.

Last year was a time of disarray and repositioning in the music business.

"This is a campaign in disarray," said Allan Hoffenblum, a Republican consultant not involved with the race.

The Smithtown battle was a reflection of disarray in the party.

"It's a sign of disarray, a sign of lack of vision and a sign of a lack of strategy".

And what was left was a world in disarray and partial collapse, because there was nothing to replace them.

Edelstein also reproduces a description of Bell from a company history: "Bespectacled, with a round choirboy's face and windblown hair, Bell is a study in disarray.

"There is a lot of disarray," said Ron Wainshal, chief executive of Aircastle, a leasing company with a fleet of around 130 commercial jets.