Sentence examples for this disarray from inspiring English sources

In this disarray, he walked out onto Kyo Bridge, beside which his hospital had stood.

Some of the left's own supporters are becoming weary at this disarray.

This disarray inspired Jos. A. Bank to pull out its tape measure.

This disarray extends from the holes in his underwear to unfinished sentences.

For this disarray he blames not only Iraq and Hurricane Katrina but also Karl Rove's "maniacally dumb" strategy in 2004, which left Bush with no political capital.

This disarray has led UNESCO, which considers the islands to be a world heritage site, to announce that it will send a delegation next month.

"This is disarray dressed up as decision," Duncan said.

This chronic disarray, experts say, has left the 80-year-old agency rudderless, throwing into doubt dozens of rulings on the nation's thorniest labor disputes.

More generally it is impossible to imagine the career of Martin Kippenberger without this marvelous disarray and its eccentric variations on Minimalist cubes and tables.

But in the face of this seeming disarray he continues to tweet "[menacingly confident quote from any Batman villain]," in an attempt to prove to his millions of followers that everything in the White House is going [positive, comparative adjective similar to "whiter"] than it did under Obama.

This progressive disarray is fallout from the late twentieth century culture wars between two incompatible dreams.