Sentence examples for excessive orderliness from inspiring English sources
A person with this disorder shows prominent overscrupulous, perfectionistic traits that are expressed in feelings of insecurity, self-doubt, meticulous conscientiousness, indecisiveness, excessive orderliness, and rigidity of behaviour.
Griffith seems to operate on the principle that excessive orderliness is inefficient, and that neatly putting things away is more time-consuming, in the long run, than searching through piles.
Ashe hates "orderliness"; Graebner's New York apartment is "orderly".
She was passive in her orderliness.
Orderliness might prove hard to manage.
The living room had a stilted orderliness.
The film has a bright orderliness.
But the main point is surely the contrast between the increasing orderliness of society and the examples of endemic corruption, destruction of evidence, misuse of firearms, punitive attitudes to innocent members of the public, racism, excessive force, the misuse of undercover policing operations and deaths in custody that litter the record of British police.
This orderliness is known as the colinearity principle.
It talked, in its decision, about orderliness and uniformity.
