Sentence examples for and the anarchy of from inspiring English sources
Jerry's gesture — and Albee's accomplishment — is to force Peter to face his own murderous feelings and the anarchy of desire.
Jerry's gesture and Albee's accomplishment is to force Peter to face his own murderous feelings and the anarchy of desire.
The garden, of course, is where human art and the anarchy of nature meet and battle it out.
Now, there may be an interesting movie in the story of a man who's split between the stability of family life and the anarchy of outlawry, but Cianfrance, devoted to Gosling's macho mystique, hasn't made it.
The show dramatizes that moment when New York City was a collision of old and new energies: the entropy of 19th-century order and the anarchy of the new industrial momentum.
The cosmopolitan critique is necessary because it embodies a middle-path alternative to the essentializing and territorializing character of popular nationalism and the anarchy of pluralism.
When the Burmese army threw out all the princes, he changed sides, and in the anarchy of Shan state in the 1960s he became captain of a militia of 3,000 men.
But when the forces of order dictate civility and comity, the anarchy of cruelty is experienced as an act of self-liberation (as in the racism implicit in antebellum nostalgia for the "rebel" South).
"For some reason I was allowed to stay up and watch The Young Ones when I was about eight, and I loved the anarchy of it and the way it broke with conventional form.
The Ebony Tower (1974) is a meditation on the link between imagination and the anarchies of love and lust.
Childhood according to Seuss is a perpetual zigzag between good sense and nonsense, between the anarchy of the Cat in the Hat and the selfless stoicism of Horton.
