Sentence examples for order a world from inspiring English sources

The musical power of "Elektra" chronicles the clash of atavistic passion and a decayed social order, a world in which the returning hero can do no good.

When he tells a fellow teacher that the school is "a world where chaos rules, not order, a world where righteousness is not rewarded," the hollowness in his voice is chilling; you know his switch has flipped.

The sort of history that ordinary people might make was to fade away within a "new world order", a world in which a narrow set of elites would control all the main levers of power.

"Postage stamps offer one way in which we can order a world of chaos and they have the power to bring a dependable meaning to a life," he wrote.

Cyrus II the Great's conquest of Media, Lydia, and Babylonia, Cambyses' occupation of Egypt, and the incursions into Greece of the succeeding side branch of the family, beginning with Darius I, created in short order a world power destined for centre stage on the international scene for the following two centuries.

"We have before us," he said, "the opportunity to forge for ourselves and for future generations a new world order; a world where the rule of law, not the rule of the jungle, governs the conduct of nations".

"I think it was the first time that FIFA had ordered a World Cup qualifier to be replayed," Houghton said.

Work can not bring order in a world of chaos.

The function of government is to keep order in a world intrinsically evil.

It was the modern question, Darwin's question: How do you find and make order in a world without God?

But throughout her life, the author writes, "Hedy invented to challenge and amuse herself and to bring order to a world she thought chaotic".