Sentence examples for a way of ordering from inspiring English sources

But in these films, memory is simply a device, a way of ordering the story-telling.

He says he likes "finding things out" and argues that "curiosity is a way of ordering and indeed paring down the wildness of the world".

For Sternberg, the director of "Shanghai Express" and "The Scarlet Empress," plots were at most a structuring device, a way of ordering elusive emotions, hazy atmospheres and almost abstract images.

For many of Ms. Barrett's characters, science -- be it paleontology, entomology, medicine or geological botany -- is an obsession: its taxonomies provide a way of ordering the world; its dissection of physical evidence, a means of explaining nature's secrets.

What both attempts to define plot expose is that it is a way of ordering a story into a meaning, and is close to what Aristotle himself defined as a play's "action".

The solo served as an introduction to Ms. Ellsworth's religion for one, which is largely a vehicle for her many neuroses and a way of ordering and keeping at bay a world that has, it seems, inflicted much pain on her delicate psyche.

Also, let us note that as the ordering of the points is not known a priori, their projection onto the eigenvectors of their covariance matrix, provides a natural way of ordering.

This was a paperless way of ordering and invoicing goods coming into hospitals, and demanded rigid product codes and tough data standards.

In June, Instagram fully rolled out "a new way of ordering posts in feed so you'll see the moments you care about first".

Bitcoin provides a better way of ordering property rights in the digital economy: "Everyone knows that the transfer has taken place, and nobody can challenge the legitimacy of the transfer.

In my discussion with her, I pointed out that many people resort to generalizations as a shortcut way of ordering and making sense of the world -- and that there is often a kernel of truth to such statements.