Sentence examples for a closed order from inspiring English sources

The party tended, therefore, to constitute a closed order.

The resisters, with their code of monkish austerity, could almost be members of a closed order.

It is no coincidence that the novel seems Atwoodesque in its evocation of a closed order of women.

By contrast with Anna Nicole, Katie Price and Kerry Katona look and sound like nuns in a closed order.

Unlike other orders that train women to become teachers and health care workers and go out into the world, Regina Laudis is a closed order.

In 1962 the Second Vatican Council decreed that we should look more approachable and we were given more freedom; we are not a closed order but we were quite strict – for instance we couldn't see our relatives or go home.

The data suggest that SERCA calcium binding induces the pump to undergo a transition from an open, dynamic conformation to a closed, ordered structure.

This is a silent and closed order, which means no one sees them.

A way of seeing the outside world, or saying farewell to it, before entering a closed religious order?

In a closed system, order begins to break down, leading to greater disorder, greater social unrest, until the system is torn down and, over time, replaced with another closed system.

(3.5) This implies that the sequence ({u_{n}}) belongs to the closed order interval (langle rt 1-t), rt 1-tesubset D).