Sentence examples for benign order from inspiring English sources

Alexander's construction of an Aristotelian account of fate and divine providence that limits them to nature and its overall benign order clearly argues for a weak conception of fate; but it is the only one that Alexander regards as compatible with the principles of Aristotelian philosophy of nature and ethics.

This was discipline and rules and traditional masculinity but not based in irrational anger and power like I was used to but in attempting to keep your world working in benign order.

Will he steal Cleo from Dad? Will he create a more benign world order?

It was as if the neocons thought that the souks would be full of potential Thomas Jeffersons: that a benign political order would spontaneously emerge.

This is, however, different from our goal in which we attempt to classify unknown suspicious files as malicious or benign in order to detect new malware.

Second, Payne laments that "the emergence of a new, benign world order at this point is nowhere in sight".

Listening to Obama reach for a nuclear free world or a new, benign, global order was to be reminded of Bobby and John Kennedy.

Payne adds: "The emergence of a new, benign world order at this point is nowhere in sight, and the prospects for the cooperative move to nuclear zero appear to be zero.

What he's really saying is that a benign world order is nowhere in sight and we're not going to help create it, because our vested interest is in the nuclear status quo, precarious and toxic though it may be.

And this is a benign pre-order bonus, extra multi-player skins.

This pattern was true for first-order, second-order and high-order features in benign tumours and for second-order and high-order features in malignant tumours.