Sentence examples for profound disarray from inspiring English sources

The notion that he was through with us produces a sense of profound disarray — such as he, uniquely, might have expressed in art.

Despite the apparent unifying function of Barny's voice-over the world of "Léon Morin, Priest" is one of profound disarray — fractured, unstable, uncertain.

In a radio interview, Mr. Fillon said Mr. Hollande had brought little new definition to the ideas he put forth in the presidential campaign, evidence of "a president who is desperate, who talks a lot about timetables and methods in order to cover up a state of profound disarray".

With Republicans in such profound disarray, can Democrats still screw up their opportunity for ongoing dominance?

Ultrastructural analysis demonstrated hypotrophy with profound myofibrillar disarray and Z-disc loss.

The disarray was more profound than the actual decision," said Jay Hatfield, co-founder and president of Infrastructure Capital Advisors and portfolio manager of the InfraCap Active MLP exchange-traded fund.

That disarray is deepened by profound regional differences (an ultra-rich north, a persistently poor south) that make Italy look all the more incoherent to some of its neighbors.

The disarray and neglect, when such profound, tender care is lavished upon these same graves for Day of the Dead, surprised me, as if the dead were left to fend for themselves the rest of the year.

The notion that he was through with us produces a sense of profound disarray such as he, uniquely, might have expressed in art.

Voter registration is in disarray.

The Democrats are in disarray.