Sentence examples for imagined order from inspiring English sources

"Even what people take to be their most personal desires are usually programmed by the imagined order".

On almost every page of Sapiens, a bible of mankind's cultural and economic and philosophical evolution, our millennial battles with plague and war and famine, Harari announced himself a Zen-like student of historical paradox: "We did not domesticate wheat," he wrote, "wheat domesticated us"; or "How do you cause people to believe in an imagined order such as Christianity, democracy or capitalism?

Similarly, says Harari, it was by building pyramids – in the mind as much as on the ground; imagined orders and hierarchies – that humanity advanced.

Imagine ordering a date night kit – bottle of wine and meal for two".

Imagine ordering a ream of paper instead.

Coffee, on the other hand, is fast -- could you imagine ordering a herbal tea to takeaway?

As you might imagine, ordering a wet martini is the opposite of a dry martini, which means you get more vermouth in your cocktail than the standard 4-to-1 ratio.

Imagine ordering fresh fish from your favorite restaurant and having information about where and when the fish was caught, what species it is, and even a picture of your fishermen.

It was meant to summon into being the single European electorate needed to guarantee democracy in this imagined new order.

Even though they don't have a "self" yet they have these difficulties in coming to grips with the idea that they are going to have to work harder than they have even imagined in order to really distinguish themselves or to be sure not to insult the great tradition of something like painting.

The more the west and the world reaches out to Iran in an attempt to reintroduce it to the international community, the more Iran finds itself under pressure at home to sustain its revolution, a revolution that is built around creating and fighting off great Satanic enemies, be they real or imagined, in order to sustain its theocratic legitimacy.