Sentence examples for order was so from inspiring English sources

In fact, every order was so carefully packed in those electrically charged plastic peanuts that stick to your hair that I could have dropped the boxes off the roof without damaging the contents.

F. G. Selby, in a biographical note to an 1890 edition of the book, wrote: To Burke… whose love of order was so deep rooted, who looked with such awe upon all that is old and great, who had such a hatred of change, whenever change could, by any means, be avoided, the Revolution [seemed] a hideous crime and a gigantic folly.

Trump talked about terrorists, but one reason that he has been stalled in the courts is that the language of the original executive order was so sweeping that it encompassed, for example, green-card holders who had lived in this country for decades.

Having everything in order is so important.

Indeed, the order is so liberal that some members don't even label themselves as Muslims.

That's why Ordnung (order) is so important to Germans: everything must be done to prevent a repeat of history.

Maybe they feel, not unreasonably, that they can't risk losing wickets because the lower order is so fragile.

How can order be so quickly reimposed after the emotional upheavals the women — and the men too — have experienced in this cruel test of the bonds of love?

"Whether you think the political order is so horrible that it needs to be destroyed, or so silly it's not worth discussing, the comedic instinct is similar: unrestrained, boundary-pushing, kill-all, farcical, and sometimes tasteless parody".

So I began to think about these stories and these questions, and move myself out of a position of subliminally accepting a position in which a moral order is so present.

And in fact, Verizon said, the F.C.C. order is so broad that it would give the commission the power "to regulate all sectors of the Internet economy without limit".