Sentence examples for order the world from inspiring English sources
Concepts order the world internally.
Somehow, in acting, you can order the world.
"To say, 'This is a garden we have provided to order the world' is a little too grandiose," he said.
And in the absence of that kind of structure and order, the world seems to fall apart.
Lab-based taxonomy, she argues, yields counterintuitive results, whereas visual classifications logically express our predisposition to order the world in informal, sensible ways.
Large or small, bright or subdued, off-the-shelf or by order, the world of art is gathered here along the sunbaked sidewalks of Saigon.
Instead, with most programs and Webcasts, you get a checklist of compulsory scenes: the nervous, befuddled designer; the delayed fabric order; the world-weary "you're toast" looks from the pros; a meltdown or two; and, inevitably, a blast of "Pump Up the Jam," the 1989 hit.
Before they do, let us re-order the world around us".
John Paul's reign has been so long, and last week's vigil so filled with the imagery of raw human suffering — his last, mute appearance at his window, the increasingly dire bulletins — that it was difficult to bring into focus the extraordinary and vital images of the first days of his papacy, days that helped to re-order the world.
Puritan witch-finders and the Spanish Inquisition disagreed violently about how God ordered the world.
