Sentence examples for established orders of from inspiring English sources
For the next 45 years, the Buddha spread his message throughout northeastern India, established orders of monks and nuns, and received the patronage of kings and merchants.
In that zone, where the artist's decisions register kinesthetically, awakening your sense of touch as well as enchanting your eye, it is hard to doubt the value of the modernist adventure: a bet on the adequacy of sheer form, in the right hands, to compensate for a lost faith in established orders of civilization.
Atlanta — Recessions have a way of upending the established order of things.
The established order of things in the world game, moreover, has been restored to its axis.
Yet even then she will remain, in the established order of things, a congenitally inferior person.
Sectarian violence continued after the Israeli withdrawal, destroying the established order of the city.
They seek to break down the established order of states and enthrone another form of authority (overseen by Islamic jihadists).
The divinely attested sanctity of its founder gave to the newly established order of Franciscans a powerful impulse.
Marx and Engels began their famous manifesto by invoking that spectre terrifying the established order of Europe.
By that, I think he meant that it was poisonous to the established order of working, which was to use a Leica, shoot in black and white, and always have an establishing shot".
"Useless, plain and godless" is how Sybylla's mother describes her early in the film, when Armstrong is still doing the heavy lifting to establish her protagonist as a maligned free spirit rubbing up against the established order of things.
