Sentence examples for usually unruly from inspiring English sources

But the more important reason for the increase is that the cartel of oil exporting nations known as O.P.E.C., a usually unruly assemblage, is acting more unified and coordinated in working with Russia to cut back on supply to keep prices firm.

Warhol's later years were documented on film by Jonas Mekas (included in the show) and in photographs by his companion Christopher Makos, who depicts Andy everywhere from Studio 54 to the Great Wall of China, usually with unruly spiked hair and that enigmatic half-smile.

We carefully avoided the places where they congregated, because even then, in the early 1990s, they were usually drunk and unruly.

The public realm is where private fears and unruly desires erupt, usually for the shock and delectation of observers.

Always a perfectionist, Woods often insisted on unplugged, all-acoustic performances even in jazz premises apparently unsuited to such low-key methods, but his commitment and musicality usually won over the most unruly of audiences.

Parental and teacher discipline will usually do the job with unruly kids.

But the powerful spirituals she sings -- like Go Down Moses, Wade in the Water, and Follow the Drinking Gourd -- usually manage to silence even the most unruly crowds.

Usually the longer the hair the less "unruly" it becomes because of the weight of your hair.

"However, the media can be unruly and there are risks — not usually to life and limb, but to reputation — in dealing with it".

Usually, this transaction would involve the discovery of a middle ground: the unruly partner would learn the value of restraint, while the uptight one would loosen up.

At the Oscar ceremony of 10 years ago, which usually follows an all-too-familiar procedure, there was one unexpected and unruly event.