Sentence examples for there is disarray from inspiring English sources
His narcissistic carelessness, which leads him to make contradictory statements about everything, has frightened the neocons who want NATO to survive intact and free traders who worry about his anti-NAFTA stance, so there is disarray in the party of the Southern strategy and neoliberal globalization.
There is disarray at quarterback.
Among Syrians, and their foreign backers, there is disarray, disagreement and doubt.
While I am a fan of medications when they are needed because our bodies sometimes just need some additional support, I am a bigger fan of using mother nature to help our bodies right itself when there is disarray.
Referring to the Carter transition, he said: "There was disarray.
"I'm not sure if there was disarray before I arrived," he says, "but everybody's now geared up and ready to go".
There was disarray in the courtroom earlier in the week, when Duch's two lawyers, in separate statements, took sharply diverging approaches.
There was disarray in the wake of the "homework" fiasco in India when none of the senior citizens of Cricket Australia could persuade Mickey Arthur, the coach, or Michael Clarke, the captain, to change their obstinate, blinkered determination to drop four of the team.
"There is considerable disarray within the Arab community about how to deal with Syria," Joshua Landis, creator of the Syria Comment news website, said.
At a time when we have to recalibrate the gains of feminism, to push for more, there is complete disarray and disagreement, and ever more policing of what is the "right" kind of feminism.
