Sentence examples for ordered existence from inspiring English sources

Behind all Chateaubriand's works lies the sense of a break, caused by the French Revolution, in a stable, ordered existence.

It means maintaining a balance between liberty and restraint, restricting freedom for the sake of an ordered existence.

When I was a young man, I clung to the notion that a safe and ordered existence lay ahead for me, if I just followed the rules.

But when Rose, a fellow nuclear physicist whom they haven't seen for 38 years, suddenly turns up, their precariously ordered existence is disrupted.

The novels of Jane Austen, designed primarily as superior entertainment, imply a desirable ordered existence, in which the comfortable decorum of an English rural family is disturbed only by a not-too-serious shortage of money, by love affairs that go temporarily wrong, and by the intrusion of self-centred stupidity.

Events, those troubling things that tend to dominate the lives of prime ministers, have rarely barged into his ordered existence.Once safely installed in Number 10, Mr Brown will have to take big decisions on a daily basis.

A Platonic Form, for instance, is responsible for the ordered existence of the physical things it is the Form of.

Mong Hun's disappointments contrast not only with the success of Mong Koo and Mong Joon but also with the relatively ordered existences of the three other brothers.