anarchic

• “East, perhaps from the core hidden in anarchic theories of the resolution of good and evil in a higher unity.”

  Nobel Prize in Literature 1946 - Presentation Speech

• “She was referring to the anarchic Horn of Africa country where the U.N. says 250,000 still live in famine conditions due to drought and conflict and a total of 4 million need aid.”

  Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion

• “4 = The fight to extend democracy to peoples remaining under tyranny or in anarchic failed states”

  Archive 2004-09-26

• “Police intervened Tuesday at the Buduburam camp, near Accra, because of what Nana Obiri Boahene, a minister of state at the interior ministry, described as anarchic conditions.”

  ANC Daily News Briefing

• “This condition is known as anarchic hand: people experience a conflict between their declared will and the action of one of their hands.”

  Mind Hacks: Anarchic hand

• “He said the situation at schools could be described as anarchic with pupils arriving throughout the course of the morning.”

  ANC Daily News Briefing

• “The organization of an army of workers and peasants also seemed very difficult to a people who had been called anarchic and without sense of order by their detractors.”

  RURAL TEACHER GRADUATES

• “A film based on his autobiography, Hooleygan: Music, Mayhem, Good Vibrations - described as "anarchic, dishevelled and hugely entertaining" - is scheduled to begin production later this year.”

  The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed

• “In the 1990s, so-called anarchic logging was the problem.”

  Harper's Magazine

• “But thanks to a string of new spots from some of the city's top operators, the kind of anarchic, anything-might-happen bathroom shenanigans-type parties that are unique to New York are back on the west side.”

  The Huffington Post: Five Nightlife Spots To Hit In The West Village (PHOTOS)

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