Sentence examples for order entirely from inspiring English sources
My megalomania was of another order entirely.
The Liberal Democrats represented the last hope that parliamentary democracy might have something to offer the young, and that hope has been exquisitely betrayed – no wonder, then, that the new movements have responded by rejecting the old order entirely.
If eyelids droop at the thought of grinning, bespangled, desperately sweating jugglers, Ty's understated demeanor and overachiever skills are of a different order entirely, and his surprisingly sudden career trajectory is a window on the elite culture of the ever-mutating juggling craft.
A big part of the draw of Philz is its unique experience: Each cup of coffee is made to order entirely by hand, by a barista who adds the milk and sweetener of the customer's choice, and asks customers to "take a sip, and let me know if it's perfect" while handing the cup over.
What Estonia wants to do next is of another order entirely.
It's a pretty ballsy – or, more accurately, entirely naïve – move given there's no certainty of a sequel, and it's greatly disappointing that Ready at Dawn didn't do more to make The Order entirely self-contained.
The cable channel — more closely associated than any other with the country's housing crisis and the perils of easy credit and living beyond one's means — has shelved some episodes of certain shows, edited others and ordered entirely new series in an extensive effort to set the right tone in a somber economy.
This social welfare function $f$ bases the social ordering entirely on the preferences of $d$, its dictator.
For Thomas the desire to know is one and the same at all levels, and philosophy, seeking the causes of things, is ultimately "ordered entirely to the knowing of God" [SCG 3.25.9] Dante's own position on this question is difficult to define precisely.
AT&T stopped taking pre-orders entirely and won't have any iPhone 4s for people who didn't reserve them until June 29.
The court order was entirely predictable.
