Sentence examples for sense of disarray from inspiring English sources

It was not a helpful intervention, only adding to the sense of disarray.

Mr. O'Driscoll also created a sense of disarray with the edit itself: he made "bad cuts" intentionally.

But the interior is more toy shop than temple, with crammed shelves and a sense of disarray.

A Ukip win in tomorrow's South Yorkshire police and crime commissioner byelection would only add to the sense of disarray.

The infiltration three weeks later of the nation's largest naval base by Qaeda commandos that left at least 10 security officers dead added to the sense of disarray.

An attack Thursday at a mosque during evening prayers killed at least 18 people, including three children, heightening the sense of disarray.

And the free-for-all aspect of Gems's script matches the prevailing sense of social disarray.

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

So why did Germany advance the policy all the same, only to retire hurt when France did exactly what it had promised?The sense of German disarray is the more worrying, because Germany also holds the presidency of the EU this half-year.

The sense of diplomatic disarray was underlined when France also made clear that it was pushing for wider Nato strategic strikes on Gaddafi regime military targets – even though there is no sign that more members of the alliance are prepared to take part in combat missions.

Can you imagine my personal sense of moral disarray when I moved to New York City and was courted by producers, and eventually cast in "Godspell?" It felt like the most blasphemous acting job I had ever accepted.