Sentence examples for perpetual disarray from inspiring English sources

The authorities are in perpetual disarray.

His enemies, both in the Syrian opposition and in foreign chanceries, have been in perpetual disarray, never able to gather critical force.

Before 1995, Chicago teachers went on strike nine times in two decades, leaving the system in perpetual disarray.Even the shimmering magnet academies draw criticism.

The man received the Nobel Peace Prize in 2009 and the global peace has been in a perpetual disarray ever since.

He kept a handkerchief to swat at his sweaty head and he did so fiercely, leaving his barely-hair in perpetual disarray.

To be fully modern, says Berman, is to be at home in this perpetual disintegration and renewal that brings everyone and everything together even as it throws them into disarray.

Louisiana and Illinois were perpetual leaders.

Perpetual daylight.

Perpetual Groove, jamband.

Nothing is truly perpetual.

Perpetual travellers?