Sentence examples similar to a distilled order from inspiring English sources

Born in chaos, commonly sustained by violence, 20th-century dictatorship as a mode of government was always fundamentally unstable, however long it lasted; it was a distilled expression of that craving for order and hatred of perceived threats to order that had always been the justification for autocracy and monarchy.

The sections were dipped into PBS-triton in order to increase the tissue permeability and were then rinsed for 5 minutes in a distilled water bath.

Beverages served include sake and shochu, a distilled spirit.

He's calling it "a distilled agave liquor".

Little Mr. Stipe: No, this Snowball is a distilled cry of loneliness.

The patois, Ms. Harris said, is a distilled version of the Tristan residents' actual speech.

But the latecoming romances don't always benefit from a distilled approach.

Likewise telling, about the style, is a distilled spirit of the Counter-Reformation.

"A Serious Man" is, like its biblical source, a distilled, hyperbolic account of the human condition.

What happened south of Los Angeles came to be a distilled version of a movement growing nationwide.

Polystyrene microplastic (PS-MPs) particles were obtained from BaseLine ChromTech Research Centre (Tianjin, China) in a distilled water carrier.