disarrangement

But in the general disarrangement and confusion I could discover nothing.

For years the resulting cognitive disarrangement forced me to avoid the issue by not thinking about it.

This evening, some disarrangement of the pale hair emphasised the corners.

This assault was fundamental, springing from a profound disarrangement of her human psyche.

Though in disarrangement at that moment, it had obviously been freshly cut-or, rather, freshly maintained.

The disarrangement of the trees could pass unnoticed from the highway, but not from the sky, should anyone take pains to observe it.

A slight disarrangement was caused by the practice of assigning a large group of numbers for a particular recording session or sessions.

Amid the choking plethora of goods, she doubted Lanny himself would be able to detect a minor disarrangement.

In spite of smallness of scale, ignoble material, disarrangement and decay, the work is still striking.

His eyes were bright, and save a slight disarrangement of his peruke, he gave no hint of exertion or fatigue.

The contrary view produces discord and disarrangement..."

The widow of Rimsky-Korsakov protested what she saw as the disarrangement of her husband's music in this choreographic drama.

Themselves are new, unarranged; they are the Heart and presiding centre of a France fallen wholly into maddest disarrangement.

The eye alternates between those two figures, whirling back and forth in their vigorous disarrangement, and the stillness of sand and sky.

Pierre Evieux edited the second half of the collection, where the disarrangement was most serious, in 1997 and 2000, in the Sources Chrétiennes series.

The set, the back room of the palace, is a vivid disarrangement of laundry, hanging chairs and kitchen gear designed by Derek McLane.

Her husband's brutal disposition was aggravated by his yielding to the many temptations held out by his situation, and the consequent disarrangement of his affairs.

And when that balance tilts, so agreements fall; and when agreements fall, so authorities give way - so there is disarrangement.

She opened the door, went out, closed it, was gone, save for her scent and the mild disarray of his bed, and the greater disarrangement of his being.

Most exhibitionists are men, and exhibitionistic tendencies which occur in women usually take the form of overtly unintentional or deliberately daring dress or disarrangement of clothing.

The garden, a disarrangement of wall fragments and grotto buildings, is also a draft of Koenmann, which is most likely inspired by Bernhard Hoetger.

Mine reached to the knees and there met my breeches, cut with considerable fullness, and tucked into the boot tops in order to avoid any possibility of accidental disarrangement.

Two days later she was found ashore on Rozel Point, south of Cherbourg, without damage except for some disarrangement of her rigging, but without her crew.

At his movement, Beauty lost her grip on his ridge and slid out of sight, reappearing with wings working furiously as she repositioned herself, squawking over her disarrangement.