Sentence examples for much disarray from inspiring English sources

In that sense, this set is an accurate record of his career: stratospheric peaks, experimental detours, and as much disarray as mastery.

Are the Jets really in as much disarray as the tabloids and ESPN are making out, or is it a lot of media hype?

The Labour benches are in as much disarray now as they were then, with a leader who fails to inspire any confidence in his own MPs.

"That's just the way my mind works, it spins around in chaos and is in so much disarray that I really work best when I have this structure of having an album in front of me," he says.

The initial popularity of Levitt's 18 retirement communities — at least 4 of them are now in as much disarray as Seasons — is testament above all to the durability of a name.

Until you were in a position to lift up the rug, there was no way to know how much disarray.

However much in disarray, its denizens are fabulous.

MGM enters an industry that is very much in disarray and that has not grown nearly as quickly as industry analysts expected.

The white supremacist movement, although bigger than it was years ago, is very much in disarray.

Few previous studies found much virtue in disarray.

Mr Hussein's brilliance is that from such a narrow difference he has created so much bitterness and disarray.