Sentence examples for terrible disarray from inspiring English sources

"I would have liked to see a candidate come forward who understands the terrible disarray the state of Mexico is in.

"He came in at a time when we were in a terrible disarray," said Jordan Edelman, a studio driver who now supports Dayan.

At best, this is indicative of an administration in terrible disarray and at cross-purposes; at worst, it is sheer madness.

The Rams' offense is in disarray behind a terrible line, but with the loss of Deuce McAllister to injury, the Saints' offense will be in even worse shape for a few weeks.

Immunostaining revealed severe cardiac sarcomeric disarray.

The messengers cry out the names and provenance of each lost legion and its leader, and describe in detail the terrible rout and the subsequent flight and disarray.

Dumping Steele now would resend the terrible signal that the GOP is in disarray.

And it's terrible, but it seems to be part of the fabric of a certain kind of life in disarray.

This is hair as indicative of emotional disarray, hair that has been slept on, hair that is not being attended to because there is the terrible, distracting burden of everything else.

Shoreditch's trendy, aesthetic disarray cinches his project's debut album, "Coastal Grooves" (Domino), as a work of psychedelic eclecticism; his pacific production also shapes Solange's recent EP, "True" (Terrible Records).

Voter registration is in disarray.