disarray formal

The last two years have left the party in some disarray.

For the last three weeks her life had been in disarray.

And yet there was no sense of disarray about them.

During this time the country is in a state of disarray.

Not with the family in its present state of disarray.

The room was in the same state of disarray as when he had last seen it.

We have no plans and are in a state of disarray.

The kitchen was in the same disarray as the living area.

If anything, social work teaching is in even greater disarray.

And by any measure, the company's film business is in disarray.

And yet the nation's food safety system is in serious disarray.

He did, but this is obviously a team in disarray.

There was similar bad news and disarray on the Republican side.

What was it about Miles that had her in such disarray?

Nearly everything that he'd ever loved was gone now, or in disarray.

She came to the door, dressed, but with her hair in disarray.

His public rarely saw him in any sort of disarray.

The commission's study is not the only new evidence of the disarray in the system.

Foreign policy, once seen as his strong suit, was in disarray.

What a pretty sight she was, even in morning disarray!

Her hair is in disarray and she looks ready to kill.

The team was in disarray and the title looked further than ever.

His white hair looked in even more disarray than usual.

The outside of the lab building was even in more disarray than the inside.

His death, after only 14 months as head of the city schools, left the system's leadership in disarray.