Sentence examples for it is a disarray from inspiring English sources

It is a disarray that he studiously protects — nobody is permitted to tidy up and destroy it — and that both stimulates and comforts him.

It is a measure of the disarray of the Better Together campaign that even Menzies Campbell (I'll vote no in September because I love Scotland, 8 April), who is – in stark contrast to the ludicrous scaremonger Lord Robertson – one of its more sensible supporters, still manages to put forward a case that is riddled with errors.

As so many old-line classical record labels flounder in discouragement and disarray, it is a hopeful sign when a new label enters the fray.

"It is an organisation in constant state of disarray, unease and anxiety.

"It's a sign of disarray, a sign of lack of vision and a sign of a lack of strategy".

"It's a scary reflection of disarray at the company".

Since last fall, when talk of an initial public offering got investors salivating, the organization has been under unusual scrutiny: some observers have called it "the hottest company on the planet," while others claim it's a business in leaderless disarray, with competitors crowding in and major customers on the verge of defection.

With the subway in disarray, it was a bright spot for commuters, who pushed ferry ridership numbers above expectations.

"But with the lack of affordable housing, the high murder rate and schools in disarray, it's a luxury".

But the group's leader, Abubakar Shekau, recently dismissed army claims it was a spent force and in "disarray".

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi called Boehner's resignation "seismic," adding that it was "a stark indication of the disarray of the House Republicans".