Sentence examples for intensely chaotic from inspiring English sources
Before the script, Lisa lived an intensely chaotic life, selling gear to prostitutes to finance her own habit.
These people also suggest that Ms. Brown's intensely demanding and chaotic management style, which had thrived when contained within established companies, proved a combustible combination with Newsweek's gutted and weakened editorial and sales divisions.
Taken together, the killings, dysfunction and shortages suggested how intensely Colonel Qaddafi's chaotic and bloody legacy continues to challenge the fledgling transitional government even though he himself is out of sight and on the run.
White House officials said the discrepancies resulted from their haste to provide details about a chaotic, fast-moving military operation to an intensely interested American public.
Though at first blush it might sound like chaotic improvisation, the complex arrangement was clearly labored over intensely.
It seemed to serve Lennox, an "intensely" private person, well, evidenced by his desire to fade into the chaotic backdrop while performing songs that are deeply personal.
If nothing else, the book is intensely practical, giving lawyers and judges a way to get through what would quite likely be chaotic days.
The first section features Drake intensely rapping while Houston's voice, described as "ghostly and beautiful", floats as if on helium through the chaotic production, noted to be "nostalgic, new, exuberant and menacing" all at once.
