Sentence examples similar to extreme disarray from inspiring English sources
John Osborne's 1964 play "Inadmissible Evidence" marks out one extreme of psychic disarray.
Turkey's judiciary found itself in an extreme state of disarray after the highest judicial council sacked 227 judges and prosecutors in a new purge wave, bringing total the number of dismissed judges and prosecutors to 3,886.
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.
He was immediately taken very seriously, as the most extreme and enigmatic of provocateurs in a subculture that, in highly educated ways, reflected the political disarray of the nation during the seemingly eternal Vietnam War, and prefigured the swing-barrelled rage of punk.
Voter registration is in disarray.
The Democrats are in disarray.
Our leadership is in disarray.
The Peronists are in disarray.
