Sentence examples for moments of disarray from inspiring English sources

Probably the former, but there was a disturbing cast to the second GOP debate, a vituperative jingoism reminiscent of the xenophobia that periodically scars western capitalist societies in moments of disarray.

"We are obviously in a moment of disarray, if not pain, and we have to regroup," he added.

While America is not at "Stunde null," it's at a moment of disarray when it has to rethink the nature and exercise of its power.

It was in a bit of disarray.

No, I think they are in quite a bit of disarray.

We will never again have a similar moment of political disarray on the side that works against freedom.

Disney was caught in a moment of uncharacteristic disarray on Thursday afternoon after an employee mistakenly posted its financial results early — during trading instead of after the market close, as is the company's policy — and shares tumbled nearly 3 percent, to $35.93.

At this moment of internal disarray at the ECCC, monitoring NGOs should put forth coherent and robust solutions.

And, finally, in a painful moment that punctuated a summer of disarray, a colossal, lethal explosion at a chemical warehouse in China's third-largest city, Tianjin, turned out to be the result of a familiar recipe of political corruption.

It was one of the oddest moments of the 49er season and was exemplary of the state of disarray one of the National Football League's most storied franchises.

Inside, he found a scene of disarray.