Sentence examples for order believing from inspiring English sources

We truly live under the illusion of order, believing that planning and forecasting are possible.

One faction worshipped Chaos, believing in constant alteration of the world, while another worshipped Order, believing that all things should remain unchanged; between these two was a third faction, which promoted balance between chaos and order.

The director of the flatshare website Spareroom.co.uk, Matt Hutchinson, (an apposite name: it sounds like an order) believes this further increases pressure on young Londoners, because the domestic dynamic ends up skewed.

Founder Ladar Levison suspended his firm in the summer in protest over the order, believed to relate to the former US National Security Agency contractor.

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The Order believes the beer is a tribute to our mothers and a tribute to the act of childbirth.

When arrests were ordered, the police refused to carry them out in some cases until they received written orders, believing the militants were still protected by the ISI, as they had been for years.

Most religions and spiritual orders believe in the idea of a blessing, which is help or approval from God or the universe.

For instance, in order to make this film, in order to believe in it, I had to dream it.

When George I, advised by his prime minister Robert Walpole, created the order, he believed that he was reviving an ancient order that had, in fact, never existed.

They were believers in law and order, and believed that the laws protected not just the suspects but the whole society.