Sentence examples for engaging chaotic from inspiring English sources

It's funny, engaging, chaotic.

While the comics play on the peculiarities of code, they are as much about escaping the clear, orderly world of commands to engage a chaotic sphere known as real life, or perhaps merely adulthood.

During the three days between the sacrifice of the sheep and the reinvestiture of the king, the populace of the city engaged in chaotic activities, perhaps of a carnival-like nature, to symbolize the presence of chaos in nature and society during this period of the apparent absence of the king and the god.

Back at the Stratford Centre, commuters hurry rapidly through the precinct, rarely engaging with the chaotic scenes playing out around them.

"It's to do with priorities, isn't it?" says Dubarry. "And I think housing and homelessness, and the needs of some of the more vulnerable members of the community, haven't been particular priorities in this borough in that period of time". Back at the Stratford Centre, commuters hurry rapidly through the precinct, rarely engaging with the chaotic scenes playing out around them.

From the outset their coalition has been engaged in a chaotic tussle for power with the combined forces of the army and the judiciary.

Allied and German forces engaged in pitched, chaotic skirmishes throughout the picturesque Norman countryside, marked by hedgerows and old stone-and-steeple towns.

Mr. Majid is accused of being one of the leaders of the brutal suppression of the uprising, which occurred as Iraqi armed forces engaged in a chaotic retreat from Kuwait after Mr. Hussein's forces were routed by a coalition led by the United States.

Instead they found themselves engaged in a chaotic and horrific war, notable for the atrocities committed by both sides.

What was once a leisurely rustic setting in which to enjoy engaging Tuscan specialties has become a chaotic and unpredictable place, about as relaxing as the rush-hour IRT.

Detective work both fuelled and countermanded his chaotic moral state and gave him something consistently engaging to do.