Sentence examples for disarray among from inspiring English sources
Throughout the day, the disarray among the Democrats was palpable.
As in France, Mr Berlusconi was helped by disarray among his opponents on the left.
But disarray among top personnel is almost always a sign of a larger incoherence.
The result was disarray among the bishops and a backlash among a considerable number of Catholics.
This caused an administrative and technical disarray among fire safety agents, as well as anti-economical building design and construction.
But shamefully, the problem also reflects disarray among donors and squabbles among pundits.The time is now ripe to correct this, says Meera Shekar of the World Bank.
This disarray on pension spending will further add to confusion among older voters and the party needs a more consistent, coherent policy on pensioner policy.
The gilets jaunes have successfully shaken things up, but disarray is spreading among them too.
Adding to Taliban disarray are fears among some commanders that Pakistan, the movement's long-standing patron, may have been complicit in the drone strike.
He cultivates ambiguity about coordination with the international coalition and benefits from the disarray and frustration among rebel forces and their sympathisers; the defection of some rebel units to Isis helps him portray all rebels as extremists.
Although she loves another, Lucia has been coerced into an arranged marriage, but then stabs her new husband to death on their wedding night; with bloody nightdress and hair in pleasing disarray, she wanders among the horrified wedding guests and sings forth her derangement.
