Sentence examples for great disorder of from inspiring English sources
Certainly, Rushdie's neat oppositions between the secular and the religious, the light and the dark, and rational literary elites and irrational masses do not clarify the great disorder of the contemporary world.
He wished to heal what he called "the great disorder" of a continent in deep conflict with itself, and the speech he gave is remembered for its success in doing that.
She accepts Christianity as the one true faith, saying, "I have seen the ordered order of your religion, and the great disorder of all others, I have seen that it is clear that the law which you follow must be the truth, while that which we follow is lying and falsehood".
One plausible explanation is that the myofilaments are displaced from their equilibrium positions in the presence of the MYH4L342Q mutation, leading to a greater disorder of the hexagonal myofilament lattice under activating conditions.
A condition or place of great disorder or confusion.
A self-taught photographer, Mr. Giacomelli had a poet's eye for the startlingly abstract order man can impose on nature and a poet's understanding of the great disorder that is the human condition.
Namely, increased disorder would cause greater energy disorder of the interfacial hopping sites, while interfacial vacancies would lead to diminished intermolecular overlaps, or hopping matrix elements.
Law enforcement officials say Russia's shift to a more open society has led to greater disorder following the dissolution of the Soviet police state, but Russian museums' dire financial straits add to the problem of fighting crime.
In order to "have an illness", there needs to be a recognition that problems being experienced are abnormal, and part of a greater disorder.
Three psychiatrists and two psychologists have examined him and agreed he has a "deep seated disorder of great severity".
Three psychiatrists and two psychologists have examined Fowkes and agreed he has a "deep-seated disorder of great severity".
