Sentence examples for preordained order from inspiring English sources

Darwin referred to the "endless forms" that nature can produce without any pre-existing design: a vision that has turned out to be just as compelling for modernity as the notion of a preordained order was in earlier eras.

It's a people zoo in reverse — rather than traveling to the exhibits, the exhibits come to you in a preordained order on a pre-plotted path.

Frigate bird with inflated pouch All I do is ask a question that's not in the preordained order of his spiel.

Money was the instrument through which later societies unshackled themselves from preordained social orders and became individualistic.With money came speculation, bringing in turn those endemic financial crises.

You emerge from their crisp, funny and dumbfounding show questioning how the laws of physics could be so rearranged that playing cards appear to travel through space, escape from locked boxes, arrange themselves in an order preordained weeks in advance and generally behave in ways that can only be called supernatural.

Abovestairs life appears to her a "a country dance, where everything is lovely, and graceful, and ordered, and every single turn is preordained".

(For good measure he also in 1996 had a letter published in the Journal News saying court orders can't alter what nature has preordained: "that it is normal and healthy for people to prefer the company of their own kind in their neighborhoods and schools".

A recent nationwide poll by the Levada Centre, a research organisation, showed that the number of respondents who had heard of Pussy Riot grew from just over half to nearly three-quarters between March and April alone.With the Russian courts under the sway of orders from above, the outcome of the trial is largely preordained.

Competition was preordained; its result was progress; and any institution that stood in the way of individual liberties was violating the natural order.

Other dishes are preordained.

Everything is preordained.