Sentence examples for ordered the world from inspiring English sources

Puritan witch-finders and the Spanish Inquisition disagreed violently about how God ordered the world.

But they did not doubt that God ordered the world and that faith could lead them to truth.

Even if a newspaper with a loftier tone turns out to be just what the market ordered, the World is not necessarily safe.

It is Hill's thesis that the Islamic terrorists ("Islamofascists," in Podhoretz's term) are at war with the international system that has ordered the world since the Treaty of Westphalia, in 1648.

In his later years Auden ordered the world of his poetry and made it easier of access; he collected his poems, revised them, and presented them chronologically in two volumes: Collected Shorter Poems 1927 57 (1967) and Collected Longer Poems (1969).

He had become famous, briefly, when he ordered the world's media off his front lawn and said, "I'm proud of my son".

Before they do, let us re-order the world around us".

We would have to find alternative ways of ordering the world.

But second, it's not as if China can order the world's pigs to stop reproducing.

"To say, 'This is a garden we have provided to order the world' is a little too grandiose," he said.

It's a one-minute lesson -- especially enlightening in the city where image is thought to rule -- of the power of words to order the world.