Sentence examples for believed in order from inspiring English sources

And Shakespeare believed in order as an absolute good.

Shakespeare, the small landholder, believed in order, authority, and convention, and was scared to death of riots, mobs, spies, and revolutionary change.

"I believed in order and conformity and the need for everyone to abide by social norms," he wrote in an autobiography, "Turnaround: How America's Top Cop Reversed the Crime Epidemic," published in 1998.

They are expected to outline just how many killer jokes fans can hope for from the reunion, created – if Jones is to be believed – in order to settle his bills.

When Maqdisi laid out his strategy to free Kassig on 21 October, it was much more expansive than Cohen had expected: the deal had to be presented as part of a much bigger picture, Maqdisi believed, in order to win over Binali.

They believed in order; but not in the order of tyranny.

He believes in order and routine.

"Emma believes in order," McMahon tells us.

Which is what one would have to believe in order to conduct drone warfare.

At the same time, Heywood also believes in order and continuity.

You must believe, in order for people to follow and buy into your vision.