Sentence examples for brought disorder from inspiring English sources

Although it was intended to bring some order to the crowded city streets, it also brought disorder.

He said the vendors brought disorder to the street, and said his group planned to ask the police to conduct more sweeps.

Abbott believed sympathetic architecture and urban planning could help stabilise city communities and her work was highly subjective; her choice of angles flattered the buildings she approved, and brought disorder to those she didn't.

He can "bring disorder to your border".

Will Martinez's entourage bring disorder to the clubhouse?

The Bloomberg administration and the schools chancellor, Joel I. Klein, have insisted that such a move would bring disorder to the school system.

Change brings disorder but public commitment through institutions cannot but aspire to recover a level of order, hopefully, more advanced.

A failure to understand the role of the senses in grounding linguistic distinctions leads, says Xunzi, to confusion about objects that brings disorder to the use of names.

Here he addresses several theoretical issues concerning language, claiming that confusion about these issues leads to a third class of paradoxical saying whose effect is to bring disorder to things.

Xunzi associates a failure to understand the purpose of names with sayings that "are confused about using names and thereby bring disorder to names"; the examples he lists are "being insulted is not disgraceful," "sages do not care for themselves," and "killing thieves is not killing people".

Where there is order bring disorder.