Sentence examples for from the violence and disarray of from inspiring English sources

He promised that Iraq would move from the violence and disarray of today to full democracy by the end of 2005, but the description of how to get there was mainly a list of dates when good things are supposed to happen.

After briefly attending a neighborhood public school, my parents transferred me to St. Rita, a Catholic middle school, hoping to get me away from the violence and disarray of my surroundings.

GOOD news from Iraq, according to today's Washington Post: As Iraq descends further into violence and disarray, the Pentagon is turning to a weapon some believe should have been used years ago: jobs.

But a day of fresh violence in Israel and the disarray of the Arab meeting itself -- exceptional even in the stormy history of the gatherings -- threatened to overshadow his much promoted, much awaited speech.

But at a moment when much of the city is bathed in money and glamour, her work offers a vivid portrait of a metropolis defined by violence, poverty and disarray — a New York that once was.

Appearance-conscious students cringed as she retrieved the handkerchief from her blouse and ignored the increasing disarray of her hair during a lecture.

Trump's visit was a savvy one that helped distract attention from the disarray of his campaign just 80 days from the general election.

That prospect, in a country with fragile judicial institutions still recovering from the disarray of Mr. Fujimori's 10-year rule, has put judges on edge.

Studies should move from simply defining violence towards quantification across different dimensions of violence and using multiple sources of information.

"The violence of unemployment.

The unexpected French advance from the west and the fall of the Shevardino redoubt threw the Russian formation into disarray.