Sentence examples similar to prospect of disarray from inspiring English sources

Inside, he found a scene of disarray.

Paris became a scene of disarray.

Hope is one of 1.2 million Britons living elsewhere in the EU whose lives have been thrown into disarray by the prospect of Brexit.

When Barack Obama checks his in-box this week — a legislative agenda in disarray, and the prospect of painful spending cutbacks and massive tax increases on the horizon — Moscow, by contrast, may look welcoming.

A month ago in Libya, troops loyal to Moammar Kadafi were advancing on opposition-held areas, tens of thousands of civilians feared for their lives, and rebel forces appeared in disarray with little prospect of driving Kadafi from power.

It was in a bit of disarray.

That reinforced the impression of disarray in the national government.

"It's a scary reflection of disarray at the company".

Last January, the Giants appeared on the verge of disarray.

"Three months ago we were in kind of disarray," McKay said.

In any case, his campaign was showing signs of disarray.