Sentence examples for is disarranged from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, April 16, 1932 P. 9 Taxi-driver helps a blind man across the street while the lights are red; lady whose hair is disarranged by the wind is assured by her driver that her hair "looks lovely".

By Alfred G. Allen, Dana, and James Thurber The New Yorker, April 16, 1932 P. 9 Taxi-driver helps a blind man across the street while the lights are red; lady whose hair is disarranged by the wind is assured by her driver that her hair "looks lovely".

An e-text is infinitely malleable, but there is also the dreadful possibility that it might be disarranged or censored.

It traverses east-central Washington in a sweeping curve known as the Big Bend, its prehistoric course having been disarranged first by lava flows and later by ice sheets.

Its plot is also slight: Jayojit Chatterjee, an economics professor at a midwestern university whose arranged marriage has been disarranged by his wife's infidelity, takes his son to his parents' flat in Calcutta to spend their summer holiday.

In Boston James D'Wolf Lovett recalled, "In 1861 the Civil War burst and many baseball plans were disarranged thereby, some of the players enlisting upon the first call for troops; and during the war's progress upwards of fifty members of Boston's clubs were to be found in Uncle Sam's ranks".

Body without soul atoms is unconscious and inert, and when the atoms of the body are disarranged so that it can no longer support conscious life, the soul atoms are scattered and no longer retain the capacity for sensation (LH 65).

The structure of Meg3 is abnormal in that it has multiple regulatory elements and extra exons that are disarranged.

The myocardium and trabeculae appear to be disarranged and the epicardium was disorganized in embryos of diabetic pregnancy (Fig. 1F) when compared to controls (Fig 1C).

To determine the wet mass of the particles (Mpi), the specimens were immersed in distilled water as described above, and at this time, the pill shape was disarranged because of its contact with the water.

Regarding mask ventilation, mask ventilation is problematical in the patient with maxillofacial trauma because the oral cavity and/or oropharynx's anatomy could be disarranged by the trauma and/or blocked by bleeding.