“disarray”造句，怎麼用disarray造句

Being in a condition of confusion or disarray.

Maybe, but the clumsy handling suggests disarray in German thinking.

Argentina, the second largest nation, remained in melancholy stagnation and disarray.

She was left lying on her side and her clothes were in disarray.

That he could claim that he would carry on was a measure of his party's disarray.

Mrs. Adams was a short stout woman always neatly dressed, hair always set. Kay had never seen her in disarray.

It would be a surprise if it broke up in disarray - the stakes are too high for that.

With less than two months to go before a critical test of public opinion at regional elections in March, the centre-left opposition is once again in disarray.

With the clans in disarray, and most killed in the disaster, Magtheridon was quick to show his power, and rallied the surviving orcs under his pennant.

The United States and the European Community failed again today to bridge their differences over farm policy, raising the possibility that global trade talks here would end in disarray.

The little front window was strewn with a disarray of old-fashioned things: bracelets and lockets worn in days before the Civil War, gold rings and silver boxes, images of jade and ivory, porcelain figurines.

some people choose to see the ugliness in this world, the disarray. I choose to see the beauty. 在這個世界上，一部分人選擇看到醜惡與混亂， 但我選擇看到美好的一面。

The peace talks broke up in disarray.

Being in loose disarray;unkempt, as hair or clothing.

But delay and disarray has cost many lives.

This disarray ensured that the weakened Southern forces could not invade the North.

If you look within and see your inner family in disarray, then you know you are in disunity within.

Energy conservation in rich countries and the rise of non-OPEC production took off in earnest. Fractious infighting left the cartel in disarray. Prices collapsed.

Then they stood still, in ungainly disarray, smoothing each white feather carefully into place with their beaks; now and then they would shake their bodies or spread their wings, scattering the drops of water caught in their feathers.

We are in disarray.

thrown into a state of disarray or confusion.

During the Spring and Autumn Period, the patriarchal clan system begins to falter and political order falls into disarray.

She said they have learned to live with disarray and to take other difficult steps, like strict limits on screen time.

To throw into confusion or disarray.

He said that Mr Bush "took us into this war recklessly", and that the United States is now "held hostage to the predictable-and predicted-disarray that followed."

But shamefully, the problem also reflects disarray among donors and squabbles among pundits.

It would not have done this without a series of police raids that left it in disarray, or without pressure from Batasuna leaders tired of wandering the political wilderness.