Sentence examples for forces of disorder from inspiring English sources

"The forces of order have become the forces of disorder," a young man shouted.

Protection against terrorism and crime, economic nationalism, doubts about free trade and an insistence on a muscular government, striking against the pervasive forces of disorder.

A collection of magazine columns published as Slouching Towards Bethlehem (1968) established Didion's reputation as an essayist and confirmed her preoccupation with the forces of disorder.

America, meanwhile, seems swamped by the forces of disorder, either unable or unwilling to steady a world that is spinning out of control.

Eschatological lightning strikes, oracular infants and local failures of gravity will become the norm, as the Dark Ifrits, the mischievous forces of disorder, begin to take advantage of the weakening of the fabric of the everyday.

There is the wall that, in the Koran, the traveller Dhu'l-Qarneyn is divinely inspired to build, to contain Yajuj and Majuj, or Gog and Magog, those figures or forces of disorder and disbelief.

Jackman is a hearty soul, but, unlike Brendan Fraser in "The Mummy," Sommers's earlier and zippier tribute to thrills past, he can make no headway against the forces of digital disorder.

Following their "hermeneutics of suspicion" (Ricouer 1970), human nature comes to be seen as including forces of violence, disorder and unreason as well as tendencies toward beneficence and altruism.

Insurgencies and guerilla forces make allies of disorder and unrest; in an unstable environment, time is on their side.

These wildly contrasting glimpses of Afghanistan's security forces illustrate the mix of achievements and frustrations that have accompanied international efforts to create a capable Afghan Army and a police force after decades of disorder and war.

We were among the forces of chaos and disorder: healers and tricksters, shape-shifters and spirit guides, transgressors and transvestites.