Sentence examples for craving for order from inspiring English sources

In 1998 the country defaulted on its debts.The post-Soviet disaster created a craving for order.

The street demonstrations galvanized the news media and the intelligentsia, but the public craving for order and normalcy was deeper than they or the students realized.

And it becomes a metaphor as well for the Bentwoods' foundering relationship, and their flailing efforts to cope with the social and cultural tumult of the 60's, a world impervious to their craving for order.

The profound insecurity felt by millions of Germans — reduced to camping out in ­ruined train stations, chasing black-­market food and using cigarettes as currency — led to a craving for order: not the Nazis' kind, with its promises of glory and adventure, but something that would give them a home once again.

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.

We got to talking about our shared craving for order.

"What are you guys craving for lunch?" Giancarlo asked.

Public craving for convictions will be an open secret.

"We have been craving for them.

Desire is the state of craving for something.

You find yourself craving for more.