Sentence examples for disarray from from inspiring English sources

The Western alliance was in disarray from the day the North Atlantic Treaty was signed--Apr.

Mr Abe probably calculates that by spreading favours he can stop a party in disarray from turning on him.

France had already fallen to Adolf Hitler, and the British Army had been evacuated in disarray from Dunkirk.

Lengths of patterned silk emerged in casual disarray from breast pockets or were folded into tidy "Mad Men" squares.

She said she learned of the killings and the hunt for her sons only when she returned Tuesday and found her apartment in disarray from police searches.

Not incidentally, it was also in administrative disarray from 2003 to mid-2006, when it functioned without either a full-time executive director or a music director.

Fischer and Jessica Morgan, the Tate Modern's curator, have designed a stunning visual presentation collecting more than 10 years of Fischer's artworks into a formal exercise in high contrasts — order built from disarray, precision from destruction — presented through radical scale shifts, disharmonious color schemes and surprisingly cohesive textural oppositions.

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It was in disarray almost from the beginning, when Mr. Chirac's party turned away from Mr. Tibéri, who had been hand-picked by Mr. Chirac in 1995.

Despite Mr Raffarin's attempts to play down the national significance of the regional elections, they will give French voters their first chance to judge the government since 2002.The threat to the right-wing majority comes not from the Socialist Party, which remains both leaderless and in utter disarray, but from the political extremes of far left and far right.

Confusion and disarray reigned from the outset.