Sentence examples for idea of ordered from inspiring English sources

Town-born New Englanders had an idea of ordered freedom and the rights of belonging.

Attention! isn't trying to disarticulate the whole idea of ordered writing.

He still speaks in awe of the idea of ordering gifts over the Internet.

The idea of ordering up a perfect gift list is a harmless enough daydream.

Ms. Marengo, a civil engineer, hit on the idea of ordering a prefabricated house.

At Resto La Banquise, a twenty-four-hour operation that offers twenty-five varieties of poutine, we toyed with the idea of ordering a Poutine T-Rex or a Poutine Elvis but finally decided on a Poutine Kamikaze — merguez sausage, hot peppers, and Tabasco.

The passage he cites from the Politics is concerned only with the rudiments of hierarchy; the idea of "ordering of things to one end" is present only by implication, and Aristotle makes no attempt to develop its metaphysical implications.

The idea of ordering food on your phone isn't new, but Chan says he wanted to create an entirely new experience for the phone, rather than just porting over a Web-based like GrubHub.

As the industry becomes more comfortable with the idea of ordering its equipment from an app, Getable has raised $5 million in new funding led by The Social+Capital Partnership to expand its services nationwide.

At (PG 461), Wittgenstein similarly speaks of set theory's "mathematical pseudo-concepts" leading to a fundamental difficulty, which begins when we unconsciously presuppose that there is sense to the idea of ordering the rationals by size—"that the attempt is thinkable"—and culminates in similarly thinking that it is possible to enumerate the real numbers, which we then discover is impossible.

Somehow we got our hands on our record label head honcho Dean's room key and someone got the genius idea of ordering $450 worth of room service.