Sentence examples for personal mayhem from inspiring English sources

Dr Huizenga said he was impressed that Mr Sheen had managed his medication regime so effectively despite "incredible personal mayhem".

And Mr. Sheen, whose skill and professionalism as an actor have remained steady through much of the tabloid mayhem of his personal life, proved not to be sufficiently nimble or inventive as a live performer to hold the attention of a large and restless mob.

However, no sooner does Lan begin to relax when he hears of a mysterious and destructive computer virus called the "Zero Virus" that infects Navis and causes mayhem via his personal information terminal (PET) e-mail.

Hippies, Mr. Brooks tells us, "celebrated disorder, mayhem and the whole Dionysian personal agenda".

The hippies celebrated disorder, mayhem and the whole Dionysian personal agenda.

But what better way, we can imagine those directors arguing, to make their messages (such as they are) searingly personal to the viewer than to evoke such recognizable forms of mayhem and flick their emotional triggers?

They shouted that a black or Latino man committed murder or mayhem to cover up their heinous crimes or their personal neurosis.

Both films are rooted in a fanatical quest for justice born not of an abstract devotion to principle but of a personal agony that sparks anger and cruelty and leads to gore and mayhem.

Both Peralta and George say the Greg Noll section - beginning with the Beach Boys-esque scenes of Malibu mayhem and ending with the monster swell of 1969 - is their personal favourite.

Yet the two are building a personal shorthand: a lexicon of phrases like "zombie gag" (meaning the weekly scene of undead mayhem) and "volcano of murder" (which they would not explain yet).

And biases and personal attitudes have no place when it comes to one's child and this candy-based yearly mayhem.