Sentence examples for bit of anarchy from inspiring English sources

Remember to leave some time for fun, and just a bit of anarchy: Your thoughts?

In a creative environment, "you need a little bit of anarchy flying around," one former Viacom executive says.

He ends with a bravura, counterintuitive chapter called "The Dangers of Peace," which argues that a little bit of anarchy is a very good thing.

102, prospectpark.org; free.20100930 Tom Chapin (Sunday) Mr. Chapin has said that he writes songs that contain "a little bit of anarchy" — not unusual for a folk singer who came of age in the 1960s.

I can't believe that at all! Score: 7 Esack: A good song if you want a bit of anarchy – which is funny, because it's got such a sad lyric.

47-01 111th Street, Flushing Meadows, Queens, (718) 699-0005, nyscience.org; $4 $22 for members, in addition to museum admission: $11 $88 for 2 through 17, students and 62+; free for under 2. Free to all Sunday from 10 to 11 a.m.20090409 TOM CHAPIN (Saturday) Tom Chapin has said that he writes songs that contain "a little bit of anarchy" — not unusual for a singer who came of age in the 1960s.

Mr. Smith said Mr. Assange induced the pigs to break through an electric fence and make themselves at home in a nearby berry patch, a bit of porcine anarchy that did not amuse the farm manager.

Bill O'Reilly believes that there is probably some economic element to the riots, but he is not sure how much of it has to do with the spending cuts and how much is just "a combination of thuggery and a little bit of that anarchy" (view clip).

Riding a bike could feel like an act of anarchy.

My money is on alchemy rather than anarchy, though a bit of bar-room chaos might add to the occasion.

And you see it in Sons of Anarchy, where two motorbike gangs shoot each other to bits and never worry that some nosey parker will dial 911.