Sentence examples for order of rightness from inspiring English sources

He finds that "it upset some notion he had of order, of rightness" that Jacob, the older of his two sons, "was the smaller of the two, the lesser athlete, the lesser student".

That theme captures perfectly that Victorian/Edwardian world of social order and the rightness of the Empire".

And almost always there is a feeling of rightness to Ms. Meehan's ordering of the dance's expansive microcosm.

This teleology is reflected by a "law, order and rightness" in the universe, implying the existence of an intellect that orders the nature of things: "you see that the domain of the spheres provides, in the best way possible, for the sub-lunar world" (Wars, V.2.5, p. 137).

But there he is, in a halo of rightness.

It felt like Christmas Eve, full of rightness and promise.

And even 9/11 itself has a kind of rightness.

Although it was strange, the idea gave me an enormous sense of rightness.

It offends their sense of rightness, indeed their sense of morality.

It's a sense of rightness, permission to meet it as an equal.

Clay offended Cannon's sense of rightness the way flying machines offended his father's generation.