Like all utopian promises, eugenics disguised its essential dystopianism in the language of order, rationality, cleanliness and the irrefutability of science.
But not on their spot: it is an oasis of order and cleanliness.
Others tell me they think it is an extension of their general love of cleanliness and order.
Light and dark woods contrasted, all polished to a high sheen, offering an aura of cleanliness, calm, order and space.
The hotel turn-down is a clever device that fosters a sense of cleanliness and order, ideal for time-pressed executives during the week.
The temple is a world of cleanliness and order — where the wail of the harmonium and the shuffling of bare feet are the only sounds, and every square inch is scrubbed many times a day.
When domestic expectations of cleanliness and order were challenged, native nonhumans were negotiated in gardens with a 'hoped-for absence' (Ginn, 2014).
Our homes are the "main foci" of the mosquito, they spit at us from the press, as if state and government entities were untainted redoubts of cleanliness and order.
According to Brassington's reconstruction of the free rider argument using the example of two housemates with differing levels of hygiene, 'Jack has not wronged Meg by not cleaning the kitchen' because '[s]he would have cleaned the kitchen anyway', 11 presumably in order to achieve the level of cleanliness required.
Instead, as the efficiency of housework increased, so did the standards of cleanliness and domestic order that society came to expect.
